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A World War I railroad finished too late for the war is now a paved trail through two tunnels beside Lake Crescent
The Spruce Railroad Trail in Olympic National Park was built to haul airplane wood and arrived a year late. Today it's a ...
Washington is for Adventure on MSN
Mount Storm King climbs about 2,100 feet to a Lake Crescent view, and the last stretch is hauled up on ropes
Mount Storm King is one of Olympic National Park's best views and one of its steepest climbs. Here's what the trail asks of ...
Tucked in the trees at the edge of Lake Crescent, the charming Lake Crescent Lodge, built in 1915, features a fine dining restaurant, a glassed-in porch and an extremely cozy lobby, complete with a ...
There’s an enduring myth that Lake Crescent in Washington state’s Olympic National Park is bottomless. Of course it’s not. (The maximum depth is 624 feet.) But it’s fair to say that the lake’s ...
Formed thousands of years ago, this crystal-clear, glacially carved lake has depths of up to 624 feet in places. As the ice retreated, it left behind a steep valley that filled with the waters of Lake ...
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