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Seasonal Hikes

Suggested hikes in Washington - by season

The forests and parks of Washington offer so many hiking opportunities that sometimes it is hard to pick just one to visit.  And this year, the snow seems likely to linger for a long time in the high country.

Hurricane Ridge Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing on Hurricane Ridge by Ron Croft

Figure out where to hike by perusing the information below.  And check back frequently as we will be adding more hikes every week.

If you see one that looks like a fit, check out our Trip Reports and Hiking Guidebook for more detailed information, as well as your own guidebooks at home.  And don't forget to pack the Ten Essentials!

Fall Hiking Suggestions

Winter Hiking Suggestions

Western Washington's temperate climate allows cool-weather hikers to enjoy trails all year long! 

Spring Hiking Suggestions

  • Great Desert Hikes:  Six excellent hikes that feature the best spring wildflowers, bird watching and vistas of Eastern Washington.
  • Weekend Getaway for March: Visit Washington's Pacific Coast.
  • Wildlife Hikes:  Six hikes in wildlife refuges and wildlife areas all across Washington.
  • Stepping into the Steppe:  Spring is a great time to explore the wildflowers, geology and history of Washington's shrub-steppe country.

Summer Hiking Suggestions

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