Greenwater, Wash.
With a population of only 67 people, tiny Greenwater, Wash., lies on the western edge of Mount Rainier National Park and Snoqualmie National Forest in the Cascades.
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Greenwater, Wash. Details
With a population of only 67 people, tiny Greenwater, Wash., lies on the western edge of Mount Rainier National Park and Snoqualmie National Forest in the Cascades. Named because the water in the two rivers surrounding the town has a greenish hue, the town offers all sorts of outdoor opportunities, from hiking to off-roading in 4x4s. Elk sightings are common in town, as well. Lonesome Lake nearby is a popular swimming and boating spot, and in winter, the area offers opportunities for snowmobiling at Ski Doo Summit. Crystal Mountain Ski Resort is nearby.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Greenwater, Wash.
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3.4 mi away
Mather Memorial Parkway/Route 410
This historic parkway, also known as State Route 410, connects the town of Enumclaw to the eastern edge of the park, then runs north and west toward the Tacoma and Seattle area.
11.0 mi away
Lake Eleanor
This 20-acre alpine lake is located in the northeast section of Mount Rainier National Park.
14.6 mi away
Chenuis Falls
Chenuis Falls tumbles down rocky ledges about .4 miles from the Carbon River Road.
14.9 mi away
Chenuis Falls Trail
This 7.4-mile out-and-back hike takes visitors along the Carbon River Road (now closed to vehicle traffic due to damage from flooding) to a waterfall.
14.9 mi away
Green Lake Trail
See 800-year-old Douglas fir trees and other ancient wonders on this 10.8-mile roundtrip hike.
