5 Stunning National Parks Around Seattle We Went to!

1. Mount Rainier National Park

The park boasts of waterfalls, rivers, and wildflower meadow

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2. North Cascades National Park

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3. Olympic National Park

The most popular section of the Olympic National Park is Hurricane Ridge

4. San Juan Island National Historic Park

A great place to go whale watching, especially for orca

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5. Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Innumerable waterfalls

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