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Turn right at the circle onto SR-202 East, continue for 4.0 miles and you reach parking area on the right side of the road. You get to see the spectacular views of Cedar River Watershed, Chester Morse Lake, Mount Si, Mount Washington, Rattlesnake Lake, and Snoqualmie Valley. Proceed 0.3 miles and turn right on SE Mount Si Road. Public Transportation to reach Trail heads: On Weekends and public holidays, to limit vehicle congestion in trail head parking lots, Trail head Direct bus takes riders to three hiking destinations – Mailbox Peak trail head, Mount Si, Little Si and Issaquah Alps.

Trail Feature: Forest, Boulder field, Ash field, Crater Rim-Summit. How to get Permit Permit is required to climb beyond 4800 feet and summit Mount St. Helens Worm Flow route remains open all year for climbing Mount St. Helens with elevation gain of 5700 feet to Summit with 12 miles round trip. Where to stay night before Staying near to the Climber Bivouac trail head is important as it is recommended to start the hike early in the morning and this climb takes any time between 8- 14 hours depending on your fitness level.

After doing lot of online search for travel backpack that fits my purpose, I came across Nayo Almighty Travel Backpack. How Nayo Almighty Travel Backpack is different from other Carry on or travel backpacks? Nayo Almighty back pack has more than 20 pockets – 1 large compartment, padded internal Laptop inter layer, padded tablet inter layer, 2 storage pocket holders, side pocket holders for storing power bank, inner secret zipper pocket, 2 extra Storage / Accessory bags – 1 for toilet accessories, 1 for personal accessories like gadgets cables. My husband got to use this backpack in his recent work-related trip, and he carried Nayo Almighty for his domestic air travel in USA.

Lake McDonald is the largest Lake in Glacier National Park that remains in view for nearly 8 miles while driving in park. Behind Logan Pass Visitor Center, there is paved trail also known as Hanging Garden trail or Hidden Lake trail. The most popular trail heads of Glacier National Park are located at Logan Pass – Highline trail and the Hidden Lake trails Hidden Lake Overlook trail is popular among visitors and families with children. Visitors can park their vehicles either at Apgar Visitor Center in West, St Mary Visitor Center in East  or at Logan Pass Visitor Center and can take free shuttle service.