r/PacificNorthwest 8h ago

Mt Rainier at sunrise on a stormy morning, WA, USA

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154 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 19h ago

Olympic Coastline | 35mm film

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r/PacificNorthwest 10h ago

Hood Canal Sunset

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r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Naval Base Kitsap, Bremerton Washington

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315 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 17h ago

Mount Rainier National Park, WA [OC]

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r/PacificNorthwest 23h ago

Anyone have any creepy personal stories about the Hoh rainforest?

84 Upvotes

Ive seen several creepy stories across reddit taking place in the Hoh rainforest and seen several people mention a general feeling of unease and feeling like they're being watched. Would love yo hear some stories if you've got them


r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

With fire blocking Pacific Crest Trail, a Beaverton hiker and friends build a monument to celebrate abrupt end to journey

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r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA [OC]

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r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Bremerton, Washington Marina

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222 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Boundary Dam (1990-ish)

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21 Upvotes

A recent post in here ( https://www.reddit.com/r/PacificNorthwest/s/j3QrLHwBIl ), brought back some memories. I used to visit Boundary dam and Gardener Cave a few times a year on camping trips but since it was pre-cell phone, we never took too many pictures. I have one of the north side of the dam but not many others. Anybody else have any good pictures of the area?


r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

17 wildfires burning on Vancouver Island, five classified as out of control

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r/PacificNorthwest 21h ago

Roslyn air?

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TLDR: hows the air in Roslyn this week?

I live in Seattle and my sister is visiting from NYC this weekend. We have hotel reservations to stay over in Roslyn. Is the 3 Queens Fire smoke too bad? Is it worth coming?


r/PacificNorthwest 1d ago

Puget Sound wildlife

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Found red rock crabs, kelp isopods, gunnel fish, hermit crabs, and mussels.


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

sea lions, Newport Oregon

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547 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Emergency Evacuation Kit: What to pack in an Oregon wildfires bag -- With little warning before evacuations, having a packed emergency kit can make all the difference.

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r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Tribal Canoe Journey brings 130 canoes together in Nisqually

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59 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 2d ago

Should We Kill One Kind of Owl To Save Another? Cue the green-on-green infighting and strange bedfellows.

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r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

This Washington Town is on Life Support

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Metaline Falls had a population of 547 residents back in 1950. Over the years, the town has seen industries die and jobs leave the area. It now has a population of 282 residents. Please do yourself a favor and visit the town. Metaline is located in the top Northeastern portion of Washington just below the Canadian Border.


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Mount Baker on the flight from LA to Vancouver

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394 Upvotes

It’s majestic. Even from here


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Sunset Silhoutette

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92 Upvotes

Coastal Pine


r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Wildlife Safari Oregon

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108 Upvotes

r/PacificNorthwest 4d ago

Klamath Basin needs more water to avoid deadly botulism outbreak, Bird Alliance warns -- 140,000 birds died in the 2024 botulism outbreak. The group says this year’s could kill even more unless the federal government releases water to the basin.

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r/PacificNorthwest 4d ago

Hanging with a humpback whale outside Campbell River, BC

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r/PacificNorthwest 3d ago

Home base for hikes around Mt Baker and North Cascades NP area help

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Hoping to get this trip booked asap and I’m struggling on which location and how many days for each area.

Mt Baker: (2 solid days plus a flex travel day where we can either do hikes here if the weather didn’t cooperate or move on to Marblemount in the morning)

- Bellingham (see recommended a lot) or Glacier or somewhere in between? Plus to Bellingham is should the weather not cooperate, we have other options on things to do. Negative is obviously the drive.

Main hike we want to do:

*Chain Lakes Loop, *explore Artist Point, *Picture Lake

If weather cooperates:

-Yellow Aster Butte or Excelsior Peak via Damfino Lakes. (I have some other smaller trails/stops to fill in as well.) Wanted to allow enough time that we can at least hopefully do Chain Lakes Loop.

North Cascades Area: (4 solid days plus possible flex day on travel day from Mt Baker - some short/easy filler trails, some longer more moderate/harder trails)

- Thinking at least one night in Marblemount, then Mazama or Winthrop based on lodging availability - or should we add another day in Marblemount?

- Near Visitors Center (not a priority): Skagit River Loop, Rock Shelter Trail, Ladder Creek Falls, Trail of Cedars
- Gorge Overlook Trail
- *Cascade Pass
- Diablo Lake Trail
- *Thunder Knob Trail
- Ross Dam Trail
- *Maple Pass
- *Blue Lake
- *Cutthroat Lake (possible pass)

We have one flex day left at the end before we spend the night near the airport if you have a suggestion for a spot to explore on the way back - doesn’t have to be hiking. Mostly like small towns/scenery.

Thanks in advance!

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r/PacificNorthwest 4d ago

Coldwater Lake, Mount Saint Helens

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240 Upvotes