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The Washington Waterfall Hike That Belongs on Every Outdoor Bucket List

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By Catherine Armstrong
| Aol Verified
When the weather is warm, it's the perfect time to explore Washington's great outdoors, and there's no better way than to lace up your boots and go for a hike. If you agree, then we have found your next outdoor adventure in Gold Bar, Washington. Here you'll find the Wallace Falls Trail. Though the trail is a little bit strenuous, it's well worth your effort, especially when you see the gorgeous waterfall at the end. You'll find the Wallace Falls Trail at Wallace Falls State Park.
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This Creepy Alaska Legend About Otters Is Seriously Unsettling

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By Catherine Armstrong
| Yahoo Life Verified
Alaska has some absolutely incredible animals, but is there a more adorable animal than an otter? They’re like charming little stuffed animals floating along in the river and giving hugs to each other. You probably can’t imagine that sea otters could ever be connected with a creepy legend, but the Tlingit people have a legend about the playful creatures that will send chills down your spine. Enter the Alaska legend of the Kushtaka.
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This Creepy Alaska Legend About Otters Is Seriously Unsettling

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By Catherine Armstrong
| Aol Verified
Alaska has some absolutely incredible animals, but is there a more adorable animal than an otter? They’re like charming little stuffed animals floating along in the river and giving hugs to each other. You probably can’t imagine that sea otters could ever be connected with a creepy legend, but the Tlingit people have a legend about the playful creatures that will send chills down your spine. Enter the Alaska legend of the Kushtaka.
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