A great way to get some exercise in a beautiful location without having to drive out to the forest. Trails are wide and well maintained. Do watch out for horse manure. We did the Coyote Trail and noticed in the NE section of the park there are signs saying that parts of the trails are closed due to aggressive owl attacks. There is no mention of this at the trail head, but only when you are over 2 miles in on the Coyote Trail. Lots of cars and horse trailers in the parking lot, but we only saw a few people and two horses the entire time.

Nice little urban walk that is easy to get to and great for getting a taste of the outdoors without having to go too far or work too hard. Trails are easy to follow and have good footing, just be aware that there are likely to be horses on the trail and to give them way when you encounter them. We did the 1.7 mile Trillium Trail.

Walked the big loop around the exterior of Bridle Trails State Park on a drizzly Sunday morning. A convenient walk in the woods. Good for families as it is nearly all flat and there are some nature interpretive signage. Do not take the horse riders frequently curt instructions personally - they are just telling you what to do so you don't spook their animals. Parking is abundant in the lot off 116th Ave NE but you do need a Discover Pass.