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Washington Trails Magazine

Washington Trails Association publishes a magazine 6 times per year, available to members and on selected newsstands. The website offers selected content.

Cover 07_09Washington Trails magazine is the state’s premier hiking magazine.

In each issue, you’ll find articles on hiking destinations, how-to advice, local flora and fauna, hiking news and what’s new at Washington Trails Association. Each month you'll also find stunning photos and a selection of great hikes from our web site.

Membership in Washington Trails Association provides you with a one-year subscription to Washington Trails, which is published six times per year. Your membership makes this magazine and all that Washington Trails Association does for trails possible.

To subscribe today, click here.

Below, you'll find a selection of featured articles from the magazine. But in order to receive all the useful content in the magazine, you’ll want to become a WTA member today.

Washington Trails magazine can also be purchased at retail outlets, including bookstores, newsstands and REI stores in Washington and Oregon.

Washington Trails  is a grassroots magazine: most of our articles and photos are submitted by volunteers. If you're interested in submitting to our magazine, please read our Contributors' Guidelines.

Interested in advertising in Washington Trails? View our rate sheet here.

Exploring the Pasayten

A backpacking trip into the little-explored central Pasayten Wilderness

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Jul 01, 2009Gear Review

Oddball Tents

Four uniquely designed tents shake up the sleepy world of shelters

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Accessible Trails

People with disabilities seek out hiking opportunities--but still face obstacles

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Scrambling Daniel

A scramble up King County's highest peak offers astounding views

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Jul 01, 2009Hiking Destinations Wilderness

Hidden Wild

Journey to Washington's lesser-known wilderness areas for a change of pace

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Jul 01, 2009Feature Story Hiking News

The "Paper Ranger"

Ruth Kirk has built trails, written 37 books and served as a ranger at Olympic and Mount Rainer National Parks

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Jul 01, 2009Action for Trails

Become an Activist!

How longtime hiking advocates began working for trails--and how you can too

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East By Southwest

WTA expands its trail work schedule in Eastern and Southwest Washington

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Seeking Flowers

A plant geek's trek to the high meadows of Olympic National Park

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May 06, 2009Trail Maintenance

Backcountry Response Teams

WTA's BCRT trips take trail work deeper into wilderness

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Hiking the Entiat

WTA's guide to a magnificent and threatened region

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May 01, 2009Gear Review

Do-It-All Packs

Three multi-purpose packs for day hikes or overnight trips

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Easy Alpine Highs

The best short hikes to get your fix of alpine high country

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Mar 06, 2009Families Go Hiking

Youth in the Outdoors

In a special section of Washington Trails, we offer tips and inspiration to get young people in the outdoors.

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Mar 06, 2009Northwest Explorer Day Hikes

Red Rock, Blue Skies

A springtime escape to Sedona, Arizona, for red rock and vortexes

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Mar 06, 2009Hiking Basics

How to Hike With Poles

Take a load off your legs with a pair of hiking poles

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Deep in the Canyons

Utah's Paria Canyon offers a trek into amazing slot canyons

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Jan 02, 2009Feature Story Trail Maintenance

Pulaskis and Borscht

A WTA member's excellent adventure building trails in Siberia

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Joys of High Camp

Scottish Lakes High Camp is a skier's and hiker's paradise

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Jan 02, 2009

Safe Water Bottles

Three BPA-free metal bottles for the trail

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