If you are looking for a getaway, may we suggest the southeast corner of Washington? Here you will find Fields Spring State Park, an 825-acre park located in Washington’s northern portion of the Blue Mountains. The park lies within forested land and atop a natural spring, from which its name derives. Features of this park include camping opportunities, hiking trails, and scenic views from Puffer Butte. We stayed two nights in Tamarack cabin and loved every moment.

Hiking, Camping, ExploringPacific North WanderersMay 2, 2018Washington State Park, Washington, Idaho, National Park Service, Historical, Pacific Northwest Comments

7 Places For Discovering The Northwest’s Most Spectacular Fall Foliage

It may be hard to fathom with the sizzling temperatures the Northwest region of the country is experiencing this summer, but autumn really is just around the corner. And, with this wonderful season brings colorful fall foliage that includes deep, rich golds, fiery reds and golden yellows.

ArticlesK.C. DermodyAugust 11, 2017National Park Service, Lake, Waterfall, Gorge, Pacific Northwest, Guest Post, Washington, Oregon, Idaho Comments

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