While this is not what I would typically categorize as a "hike", it is a very nice walk. There is a boardwalk that extends quite a ways out into the delta, which is deceptively long. It is well worth the trip though, especially if you have someone along that does not want to climb a mountain. The wildlife viewing is amazing - lots of water birds and we saw a few juvenile eagles flying up amongst the trees.

My 2 month old daughter's first hike! (Well, sort of. I just pushed her in the stroller the whole time.) I'd never been here before and loved it! It's an easy hike for families because you can go a few different ways and turn back whenever you'd like, still feeling like you've seen great views. It's a pretty walk right from the beginning. There is also a visitor center and little museum area. 

Note: We came on a Saturday and it was packed. We ended up having to park on the side of the road which was fine but just keep that in mind. You don't feel the crowds on the trail though as there are several paths to walk on. 

I would call it more of a nature walk.  We had 3 kids: 6,4,1.  And our stroller.  Every part of the trail was suitable for a stroller (as long as it's a decent stroller, I wouldn't want to push a cheap $10 umbrella stroller here). And we saw several people in wheelchairs do this as well.  It was beautiful and just fun to be out in nature.  And we definitely saw some wildlife that you don't see every day in the city: snakes, frogs, herons, geese.

Wonderful hike with lots of wild animals. Tons of ducks, geese. But it's so amazing to see herons, bald eagles in action. Oh, also snakes in the grass!