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Moran State Park
Moran State Park is a must see! The park has over 5,500 acres to explore by foot, bike, horse, boat or car. There are 38 miles of trails, 5 freshwater lakes, picnic areas, overnight camping, a vacation house rental and an overnight retreat center that holds up to 144 people. We have beautiful flora, fauna and water falls as well as scenic views from the trails and/or from the comfort of your vehicle. Cascade Lake has a swimming beach, a playground for the kids, and fishing for bass, trout or Kokanee (a land locked Salmon) stocked from our hatchery. Concessions provide quick snacks and rentals for kayaks, row boats and paddle boats. For the history buffs and architect enthusiasts, we have over 20 historical buildings that were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and ‘40s. The stone tower at the top of Mt Constitution contains information about Robert Moran and the CCC. The views from the top are spectacular. Interpretive panels provide information about panoramic views from the summit. The Learning Center (open June- Sept) hosts guided hikes and naturalists to answer your questions. Just like the learning center, the Gift Shop (May-Sept) has something for everyone. Both are staffed by volunteers for Friends of Moran. All proceeds to Friends of Moran benefit Moran State Park projects and educational outreach. FOM is a 501(c)3 organization. Moran is open year-round, but campsites fill up early in the summer, so call ahead to 888-CAMPOUT. For more info, visit www.friendsofmoran.com or state parks at www.parks.wa.gov. You can also find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ friendsofmoranstatepark. Discover Pass required. The view from Mt. Constitution in Moran State Park
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