On my way to Mt Baker River Trail I stopped here to stretch, see big old trees, and use the privy. One other car in lot at ~2 pm on a Thursday. This is a nice place on boardwalk where you can try to see and photograph trees differently. Besides, its hike-a-thon month so why not add a bit more to the day's mileage.

We decided to explore around Baker Lake and found this neat little hike. It is well maintained and very accessible to anyone with difficulties. We used it as a warm up for further hikes for the day.

Went for a late afternoon walk with the family it was a nice easy loop.

This was a nice quick walk through the trees. It was a super easy trail. The only reason it took 30 minutes was because we stopped and read all of the interpretative signs.

We camped at Panorama Point and took a quick walk through these huge trees on our way out. Nice quick walk (.5 mile) before we drove back to Seattle. Recommended if you're looking for something quick to do. There is a combination of boardwalk, gravel, and pavement. All essentially flat, but just an FYI if accessibility is a concern. There was an older gentleman making his way along the path with one of those scooters you kneel one knee on and he seemed to be doing fine.