Discover A Little-Known Natural Wonder In Washington On The 3.2-Mile Switchback Trail
By Jessica Moore|Published March 07, 2023
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Jessica Moore
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Jessica is a storm chaser, photographer, meteorologist, and writer from Colorado. As a native of this beautiful state, she grew up with a love of the outdoors, and today enjoys hiking, rafting, skiing, and photographing landscapes and storms. She is also a mom to a beautiful little girl and loves life as an entrepreneur which allows her to be fully present for her daughter. She has been a writer for OnlyInYourState for just over 1 year and loves the opportunity to combine her loves of writing and travel to bring you the most exciting content for travel destinations across the country.
The Olympic National Park is a stunning park in northwest Washington State encompassing nearly one million acres. It is world-renowned for its sweeping vistas, snow-capped mountains, and vast, pristine wilderness. Visitors come from far and wide to hike and explore this wilderness, and countless hiking trails are dispersed throughout the park. However, one hiking trail stands apart from the rest. It leads to a breathtaking natural wonder in Washington that begs to be explored.