The Indian John Hill Rest Area makes a lovely stop along I-90 on the east side of the Cascades in either direction, and by “lovely” of course I mean “adequate”. Today I stopped on the westbound side.

There are two urinals of the standard white porcelain variety, with a two-tiered height presentation and functional wall-mounted flushing buttons. You can read about the Human Trafficking Hotline in a variety of languages while you’re engaged with the facilities, thanks to a centrally posted sign. The entire restroom was reasonably clean, and not all skeezy as is so often the case at rest areas.

As you no doubt know, Indian John Hill was named for John Quititit, a Kittias Indian who owned property on the hill and was well known among white settlers of the area in the late 1800’s. He and his family are buried near the rest areas that bear his name.

I recommend the Indian John Hill Rest Area (Westbound) for your westbound pre-Cascade urination needs.