Sacajawea Historical State Park – state parks quest #13
Visiting a state park with a legendary historian adds a whole new layer of meaning.
I’m on a quest to visit all of Washington’s 100+ state parks. This is where I write about my experiences in some of the state’s most beautiful, historic, and just plain fascinating places.
Visiting a state park with a legendary historian adds a whole new layer of meaning.
One of the few marine state parks accessible by car, Spencer Spit State Park is a bikeable, hikeable, boatable gem on Slo-pez Island.
I’ve driven across the I-5 bridge over Paradise Point State Park hundreds of times. After stopping there for an afternoon, I’ll never again look at that part of the trip the same way.
Beacon Rock has it all: history, geology, nature, culture. It’s a crown jewel of the Washington state park system.
We were camping with friends on the Klickitat River, a long-planned getaway in a gorgeous and uncrowded area. Our friends saddled up for a day of mountain biking, and Mr. Adventure and I headed out to explore. We ended up at Brooks Memorial State Park, about ten miles north of Goldendale and three miles south of Satus Pass on Interstate 97. Intrigued by the unusual name, we pulled in to find out more.