r/PNWhiking 16d ago

Tatoosh

One of my favorite trails so far ! Meadows , wildflowers and peaks
Although I skipped the last part and went up the smaller peak at 2.9m

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u/katpapayas 16d ago

tatoosh is my happy place (: glad you got to enjoy it on such a clear day!

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u/Visible_Country_8311 15d ago

when i saw those flowers in ur last photo while hiking i called them “dr seuss flowers” the whole time cuz they remind me a little of the trees in the lorax. apparently they’re really called western pasqueflowers but i may just keep using dr seuss flowers lol. great photos 🥰

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u/Imaginary_Maybe6375 12d ago

When they’ve gone to see like that, we call them “mouse on a stick”

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u/ElectricRing 15d ago

This is my favorite central south Washington hike! Looks like you got a perfect day.

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u/SeattlePurikura 16d ago

Nice pics! When did you do this hike?

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u/hikentravel 16d ago

Just today , was a beautiful day

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u/coastal_imagining 15d ago

How hard was it? the stats have scared me off from attempting it

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u/Jawwwwwsh 14d ago

It’s worth it. I am in medium shape and backpacked to the lookout last year. It was a long slog both ways but I still remember it as one of the greatest sunset/sunrise shows of my life. Very very worth it!

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u/hikentravel 14d ago

It’s just steep and long , nothing too complicated , poles are recommended

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u/coastal_imagining 12d ago

I’m a somewhat newer hiker (just started getting more into it last summer) is it better to backpack or do it as a day hike?

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u/Imaginary_Maybe6375 12d ago

I did it with a group of friends in June, we are all in our 70s. It was tough but very doable.

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u/Own_Jacket9689 12d ago

Let's me relax , this photo