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Green Lake — Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025

Mount Rainier Area > NW - Carbon River/Mowich

Perfect bluebird day for a snow-free winter hike in Rainier National Park! The first 3-miles of this hike are an easy walk on a pretty road closed to traffic. There are a few views of the river and a beautiful forest along the way. The trailhead is well-marked and begins climbing the hillside quickly. A mile up the trail you will find a brown sign with no markings leading to Ranger Fall lookout. Some of the water on the falls was frozen on this 20-degree day. Gorgeous. Continue on to Green Lake.

The foot bridge that was pictured frozen and slippery in other WTA posts this month is now frost-free and easy to cross. The lake remains frozen and is spectacular.

Don’t miss the pizza at Carlson’s Block in Wilkinson on your return. We had the brussel sprouts and bacon. This place lived up to the hype! Back home to Bellevue in an 1-1/2 hour. 10 out of 10 day! The pictures really don’t do this hike justice.

This foot bridge pictured in other WTA trip reports this month is no longer frozen.
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