Best Hikes with Kids
Feature articles on suggested hikes to take with children
- Hikes for Young Children
- Hiking with toddlers and young children (under 5) is very different than hiking with adults or older kids. Learn about how you can make your child's first hikes rewarding and where to go. Eight destinations are featured.
- Spring Hikes with Kids
- Guidebook author Joan Burton selects seven spring hikes for families with kids: Sharpe Park / Montgomery-Dugan Headlands; Lighthouse Point; Boulder River; Old Sauk River; Lime Kiln; Point Wilson; Packwood Lake.
- Ten Hikes in Snohomish County to Get Hikin'
- In partnership with the Get Movin' program in Snohomish County, WTA has some great hike suggestions for families to get outdoors and enjoy the trails.
- Eightmile Lake by just a hiker
- Beaver Pond photo by terpene
- Boulder River by jbinckley
- Upper Wallace Falls by Navigator
- Upper Wallace Falls photo by Navigator
- Bridal Veil Falls by TrueBlue
- Bridal Veil Falls by TrueBlue
- Barrier-Free Hikes
- There's no reason to let age, ability or physical limitations prevent you or your hiking group from enjoying the outdoors in Washington. Whether you or a member of your hiking party is in a wheelchair, pushing a stroller, encouraging young children to hike, recovering from an injury or just beginning a fitness routine for the first time, Washington offers many hiking opportunities. WTA offers ten trails for all abilities.
- Family Friendly Hikes near Campgrounds
- Car camping is a great way to spend time outdoors with children. While on your next camping trip take a family hike and explore the trails nearby.
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