Things to Do Near Easton, WA
From private lake fishing and free kayaking to hiking mountain trails and meeting farm animals, your stay at Alpine Lakes Lodge includes a full slate of activities — on property and nearby.
On-Property Activities (All Included)
Every on-property activity is included with your stay. Free kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats, private lake access, hiking trails, and farm animal visits — just show up and enjoy.
Fishing
Cast a line in any of our 4 private lakes. No fishing license required — just bring your own rods, tackle, and bait and start fishing anytime during your stay.
Learn moreWater Sports
Free kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats on our private lakes. Swimming is available in designated areas — perfect for hot summer days in the Cascades.
Learn moreHiking
Explore trails on our 54-acre property through forest, meadows, and along the lakeshores. Nearby trails include Iron Horse Trail and Lake Easton State Park.
Learn moreWildlife & Farm Animals
Meet our resident alpacas, horses, and the deer that roam our grounds. A family favorite — kids and adults alike love spending time with the animals.
Learn moreNearby Attractions & Activities
The Snoqualmie Pass and Easton area offers plenty to explore beyond our property. Here are some guest favorites. Visiting in September or October? Our guide to fall foliage near Snoqualmie Pass covers what turns when, which trails are open, and where the larches are.
Snoqualmie Pass Winter Activities
The Summit at Snoqualmie is about 20 minutes west with four base areas and night skiing. Our full winter guide covers skiing, groomed Nordic trails, snowshoeing, and tubing near the pass.
Learn moreSnoqualmie Pass in Summer
Summer reaches the summit later than most people plan for. Our summer guide covers what the weather data says, the summer-only Snoqualmie Tunnel, the best waterfall hikes, and what's closed.
Learn moreSnoqualmie Falls
The 268-foot waterfall is about 40 miles west, an easy half-day trip. Our guide covers when the water actually runs high, which parking lot is free, and how to time the drive over the pass.
Learn moreIron Horse State Park Trail
A scenic rails-to-trails path perfect for biking and walking. The trail passes through tunnels and over trestles with stunning mountain views.
Lake Easton State Park
The closest public park, one exit east at I-90 Exit 70. Our guide covers the 5.2-mile lakeshore and rail-trail loop, the 10-horsepower limit on a reservoir full of stumps, the fishing rules most people get wrong, and the winter Sno-Park.
Learn moreCle Elum & Roslyn Towns
The nearest town for groceries and restaurants, about 15 minutes east. Our guide covers the 1906 bakery, the 1887 butcher, two small museums, and the Coal Mines Trail into Roslyn — the filming location for Northern Exposure.
Learn moreRoslyn, WA
The Northern Exposure town, about 20 minutes east. Our guide covers the 1889 Brick saloon and its running-water spittoon, 27 lodge cemeteries on one hill, the coal-mining museum, a mortuary turned movie theater, and the 300-acre town forest.
Learn moreMountain Biking
The Snoqualmie Pass area offers extensive mountain biking trails ranging from beginner-friendly paths to advanced singletrack.
Whitewater Rafting
Several outfitters run guided rafting trips on nearby rivers during summer months. A thrilling day activity for adventurous guests.
Ready for Your Outdoor Adventure?
Book your stay and enjoy all activities included — fishing, kayaking, hiking, and more.