1313. Summerland Trail, Washington
Distance: 8.4 miles
Best Time to Go: June till August
The Summerland Trail is ensconced in famous Mount Rainier National Park. If you are unable to actually summit great Mount Rainier, this particular hike will still provide with exercise and a great view of Mount Rainier as you hike through a lovely meadow of wildflowers. Feeling energetic? Try hiking the entire Summerland-Panhandle Gap on another trip.
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Yes! I agree! Some places are worth seeing more than once. (I have been to England 3 times and would go back again!)
Yeah, any place where you can truly relax like you can on some of these islands are worth visiting more than once too!
Thanks for your kind words, I’m glad you liked it and thanks for reading my stuff!
Sad valley of fire in Nevada didn’t make your list or red rock some great trails for all levels of hikers
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No worries! I am pretty sure I have written about the Valley of Fire elsewhere! Thanks for your comment and support!
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