Seattle Weekend | This must be a fairyland 😍

I could spend the whole afternoon napping here 😌 📍 Twin Falls in Washington State The whole trail is 2.4 miles long; you can turn back after reaching the upper fall. We arrived around 11 am, and there were still some parking spots available, but you need a Discover Pass. If you don’t have a Pass, you can park a bit further away. In the spring, with ample rainfall, it’s perfect for hiking to enjoy the waterfalls. Nearby is Franklin Falls; if you’re quick, you can visit both spots in one day ✌️ My favorite part of this trail is actually not the waterfall, but the streams along the way and the peculiar-shaped trees. There are many shallow pools where we played by the stream with the kids for a long time. The water is crystal clear, sparkling like emeralds under the sunlight. The environment is serene. The weather that day was also fantastic, warm and sunny with a gentle breeze, very comfortable. It must be great in the summer too. I can’t wait to come back with a chair for a picnic, nap under the sun, and let the kids play in the stream and catch little fish. I’m already daydreaming about spending a summer day here 😍 If you’re quick, you can finish this trail in 2 hours. Personally, when I hike, I don’t like to rush to the end. The scenery along the way is also beautiful. I like to stop and go, staying a bit longer in places I enjoy. Listening to the sound of the breeze through the trees, the pleasant chirping of birds, and the gurgling of the stream, I empty my mind and meditate. No rush, take it slow. The waterfall is not the end of this hike. #Hiking #Nature #SeattleWeekend #SeattleHiking