A Trip To These Little Known Ruins In Washington Is Truly One In A Million
If you love living in Washington, you’re probably at least somewhat curious about its past. And with plenty of documented historic and archaeological sites statewide, you can definitely learn quite a bit just by exploring. The next time you’re up for a hike with a side of history, just head to Columbia Hills State Park.

This 3,637-acre camping park is full of natural wonders.

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This one is known as Tsagaglalal (or She Who Watches) and is thought to be about 300 years old.
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It's a great place to learn about local history while getting some good exercise.

You can see it all on the 10-mile trail that takes you through the best scenery.

It's also home to Horsethief Butte, a favorite among climbers of all abilities.
Washington’s history is so fascinating. If you enjoy exploring our old ruins, check out these spots as well.
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