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Indigenous sacred sites in Washington, United States
Explore 4 sacred sites in Washington, United States connected to Indigenous. Compare locations on the map and find respectful cultural and visiting guidance.
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Mount Adams, Washington
Trout Lake, Washington, United States
Rising 12,276 feet above the Columbia Plateau, Mount Adams is one of five sacred sister mountains for the Yakama Nation....
Mt. Rainier, Washington
Ashford, Washington, United States
Rising 14,411 feet above the Pacific Northwest, Tahoma—known to settlers as Mount Rainier—has been sacred to the Puyallup, Nisqually, Muckleshoot, Yakama, and Cowlitz...
Snoqualmie Falls, Oregon
Snoqualmie, Washington, United States
For the Snoqualmie People, this 268-foot waterfall is where creation began. According to their tradition, Moon the Transformer made the first man and woman here, and the...
Tamanowas Rock Santuary, Washington
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
A 150-foot volcanic monolith rising from Olympic Peninsula forest, Tamanowas Rock has served Coast Salish peoples as a place of vision quests and sacred ceremony for over...
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