|
Click
button for more
Pacific
Northwest
List with
us
Back to
Ashford
main page
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed and Breakfast
Cabins and Cottages
Campgrounds
Hotels and Motels
Inns and Lodges
RV Parks
Vacation Rentals
Mount Rainier National Park
Washington Cascades
Mountain
Pass Road Reports
Mountain Passes
Bluett Pass
Snoqualmie Pass
Stevens Pass
Scenic Drives
Cascade Loop
North Cascades Hwy
Snoqualmie Pass
Stevens Pass
Scenic Sights
Snoqualmie Falls
More Cascades
North Cascades
Central Cascades
South Cascades
More Washington
Cascades
Northeast
Northwest
Olympic Peninsula
Puget Sound
San Juan Islands
Seattle
South Central
Southeast
Southwest
|
Ashford
Accommodations
Campgrounds and RV
Parks
List with Go Northwest!
Shadow Wood.
322 Skate Creek Road, Ashford, WA 98304. Phone: 360-569-2828.
E-mail
Hassel free camping with all the comforts
of home! Shadow Wood is a 22 foot fully self-contained camper snuggled under
the trees on
 private
property, conveniently located only minutes from the Nisqually entrance to
Mt. Rainier National Park. We welcome children and pets and can accommodate
up to six people. Relax around the fire after a day of hiking and exploring,
while enjoying your favorite beverage and toasting marshmallows.
Gateway
Inn Resort. 38820 State Route
706 East, Ashford, WA 98304. Phone: 360-569-2506. E-mail
Mounthaven Resort, Cabins and RV Sites.
38210 State Route 706 East, Ashford, WA 98304. Phone: 360-569-2594;
Toll-free: 800-456-9380; Fax: 360-569-2949.
E-mail
Shadow Wood.
322 Skate Creek Road, Ashford, WA 98304. Phone: 360-569-2828.
E-mail
|
Go Northwest!
Bookstore
Best selection of books on the
Northwest.
Click here!
Best
Easy Day Hikes: Mount Rainier
by Heidi Schneider, Mary Skjelset
June 1999, Paperback,
106
pages, (guidebook)
Order
now...
Challenge
of Rainier: A Record of the Explorations and Ascents, Triumphs and
Tragedies
by Dee Molenaar
June 1979, Paperback, 3rd edition, 364 pages, (non-fiction)
A classic text on Rainier that
documents pioneering and more recent explorers of trails to the summit,
its geology and natural environment, and its inevitable human disasters.
Fascinating and instructive stories such as the one about the guy who slid
a thousand feet in his down booties trying to catch a lid that fell off of
his cooking pot.
Order
now...Hiking
Mount Rainier National Park
by Heidi Schneider, Mary Skjelset
June 1999, Paperback,
246 pages, (guidebook)
60 detailed hike descriptions ranging from
short walks to overnight backpack trips.
Order
now...
Mount
Rainier National Park:
Including a Perilous Paradise
by Ron Warfield, Jeff Nicholas (Editor), Nicky Leach (Editor)
June Spectacular color photography with
beautifully written essays.
Order
now...
Mount
Rainier: A Visitor's Companion
by George Wuerthner, Douglas W. Moore (Illustrator)
March 2000,
Paperback, 48 pages, (guidebook)
Explores the park's ecosystems, geological
history, land use issues, native people, and past explorers.
Order
now...
 We appreciate your orders. They help keep
Go
Northwest! online. |