join us for a mountain adventure as we travel from tacoma Washington to mount rainier
an active volcano 14,410 feet tall
we're staying at the Whittaker's Motel & Historic Bunkhouse which is roughly 100
per night it's located in rustic Nisqually valley popular for climbers hikers and skiers.
we are checking into the bunk house here in mount rainier
it's got like an alpine feel to it a lot of vintage skis
here we go our room sleeps three people and it was built in 1912.
from the bunk house we drive six miles to the nisqually entrance at mount rainier
we just got this ducky on our car from these fellow jeep owners
for having a jeep it's the jeep club
we ride along the Nisqually river and are greeted by a thick fog
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now time to hit the trails.
look at this glacial water it's gotta be so cold wow
would you guys do this whirring river right here 35 degrees out
so we decided to continue along the road to one of the most beautiful waterfalls
called christine falls
off the road because we saw this massive waterfall coming out of the cliffs
and then boom another one right here
this charming waterfall includes an upper and lower drop 32 and 37 feet respectively
so crazy that this road bisects this waterfall
look at this sheer cliff it's like a pure triangle
there's a baby deer
cozy got the hiker scramble and the mirror berry pancakes so we are on this hike
here in mount rainier and guess what time of year this is a little rainy outside
it is june this is the weather in
here's our june red cedar trees
forest is just packed with trees
bigfoot would definitely hang out here this is his vibe
you guys any bigfoot sightings now what it's a hot spring
bubble bubble toiled in trouble so legend has it that bigfoot lives in the cascades
you may know bigfoot he's a north american legend some people say they've really seen him and he's
very tall about maybe eight or nine feet wooly dark he's got giant feet
he tends to hang out in these forests and he is the first social distancing champion
he likes places with a lot of solace we've been on the lookout for him for quite some time
we've had some false alarms but we might actually find him today
bigfoot comes out when you least expect it
peculiar sight well i suppose you could live in here if you wanted to there's a stove pipe
so bigfoot it's like one of those mysteries that we just don't know about and they say
that you'll never really see him he blends in that well this was a former hotel and this is
what they call nature's spa aka hot springs huggleberry huckleberry everything oh my god
what we grab some marionberry treats to go and warm up by the fire at the national park inn
before setting out for another hike
we found the waterfall oh my god no way this is so cool wow it's like a giant cauldron of water
oh my god
wow man
what is your favorite hiking trail in mount rainier comment below
oh my god wow
we have snowfall in june
we were completely captivated by the snowy landscape
that we got a little distracted and finally we heard something rustling in the trees
was it real or was it our imagination comment below
this is insane
oh my gosh wow here is ancient lava millions of years old
and it eroded and that's why you see water coming out from these inactive glaciers melting through
that's cool wow look at it cutting through the snow
we're overlooking the paradise river valley area
look at this awesome panorama with all of these peaks in the background mountain fresh
air we have snow flurries and we also have snow coming down it's incredible
we've got some white out coming up
how many feet of snow would you say this is mike well
look at that incredible we made it to the top to the visitor center here snow flurries everywhere
it's not quite springtime here
snow in june guys
we just made it past the national park to copper creek inn
this is ranked one of the best restaurants let's go check it out
okay it is getting really slippery outside it's raining
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