Looking for the best alpine lakes for packrafting in Washington? This guide highlights float-friendly backcountry destinations across the Cascades, including trail stats, route tips, and lakes ideal for packrafting—like Snow Lake, Blue Lake, Goat Lake, and more. Whether you're just getting started or looking to expand your summer adventure list, these hikes offer the perfect mix of scenic trails and packrafting.
Read MorePlanning a hike to Lake Valhalla? This dog-friendly trail in the Cascade Mountains is a must-see, offering stunning alpine scenery and a peaceful lakeside destination. In this guide, I’m sharing my top tips to make the most of your trip—best trail options, ideal seasons to visit, what to pack, and key things to know before you go. Whether you're hiking in summer or chasing fall colors, get ready for an unforgettable adventure!
Read MoreTake your next adventure to the next level by taking your packraft up to an alpine lake. The real reward awaits at Goat Lake, where the crystal-clear, glacial-fed waters reflect the surrounding peaks. Unpack your packraft and paddle across the serene lake, taking in the majestic views from a new perspective. Whether you're an experienced hiker or seeking a new challenge, the Goat Lake Trail offers a unique and unforgettable adventure.
Read MoreAre you ready to elevate your backpacking experiences? Dive into the ultimate adventure with a kayak camping trip at Diablo Lake in North Cascades National Park. Known for its stunning turquoise waters and majestic mountain scenery, Diablo Lake offers an unparalleled setting for your outdoor escapade and could potentially be where you get started with kayak camping.
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