The sun sets on Cascade Lake at Moran State Park-photobyHilaryClark

Cascade Lake Hike at Moran State Park

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Join a park ranger for a leisurely 0.5-mile hike around Cascade Lake and discover the interesting history and nature that defines the sense of place here.

Perhaps you've traveled to a place that was life-changing for you—that gave you a new perspective or was where you met a future life-long friend. That was the case for Robert Moran when he sold his shipbuilding business in Seattle and moved to Orcas Island. Learn about his interesting story and explore the plants and wildlife that define the sense of place here. 

Directions

48.6555621, -122.8572097

Cascade Lake Day-Use Area is located at 3786 Olga Road. Look for a ranger by the picnic shelter across from the playground.

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