Rattlesnake Ledge
North Bend, WA
Rattlesnake Ledge Trail is a 4 mile out and back trail located near North Bend, Washington that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail. Go early in the morning!
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Lake Twentytwo Trail
by
Alicia Christman (32)
about 5 hours ago
2 Completed 2 Reviews
It was really busy today but the view was worth it! It was definitely more strenuous than Heather Lake., But between the mist, snow and trees, I can't wait to go back when the snow melts!!
North Kitsap Heritage Park
by
Tim Todd (4889)
about 7 hours ago
608 Completed 47 Reviews
This is a new county park in the making. Though it is a small park at only 460 acres, there are many color coded loops that are great for trail running, walking your dog and kids, and mountain biking. This is one of my main trail running locations.
There is no river but there is a creek. The trail can get very muddy in places when its raining.
Whistle Lake Trail
by
Mandy Joseph (354)
about 9 hours ago
15 Completed 13 Reviews
Beautiful lake, and secluded. Mostly Forrest covered so layer your clothes. On hot days it gets busy with swimmers, no better place for a good dip too!
Lake Whatcom Trail
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Mandy Joseph (354)
about 9 hours ago
15 Completed 13 Reviews
Great walk for all ages. I walked 3 and ran 3 with no difficulty, beautiful beautiful view. I regret not bringing my dogs as I think I was the only person without one! Will do it again and hit the waterfall!
Lake Padden Singletrack
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Mandy Joseph (354)
about 16 hours ago
15 Completed 13 Reviews
Love this loop... I recommend for any age for a good leg stretch. Great views, and it goes through some steep hills through a forrest area then some flat around the lake. Beautiful area.
Little Si Trail
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Tanya Lewis (0)
1 day ago
2 Completed 1 Reviews
Great hike even in the rain, trees shield the train well! My 6 year old did the hike no problem!
McClellan Butte Trail
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Jennifer Milan (820)
2 days ago
11 Completed 4 Reviews
Hit the trailhead at about 10 am. Only about 8 cars in the lot on Thursday. First mile was a wake up call and made me wish I'd worn my hiking shoes rather than trail runners. The trail is in great shape and ran into few people going up. Where the Talus Loop returns to the trail, there is a beautiful view of sun filled trees looking over a tumbling stream. You'll hear it before you get to it. The views were awe inspiring and worth the trek; cloud formations perfect. Had lunch with the jays and chipmunks practically in my lap before heading down. The trail was getting pretty busy on my descent. Next time I plan to try the Old Si trail which leads off of the main trail.
Highly recommend wearing really good hiking boots/shoes with solid soles. My feet were extremely tender at the finish. Carried 2 liters of water in a 20 lb pack with lunch. Two hours up and about 1:45 down. Make sure to get all the way up the scramble. On the west side there are some awesome ledges for kicking back on. Spent about an hour at the top taking photos, eating, and sun basking.
Franklin Falls Trail
by
Jesse Pisoni (68)
3 days ago
14 Completed 3 Reviews
A friend and I did this hike in feb. this year with some spike shoes an snow shoes if we needed them. This was a nice easy short hike to the falls. Good beginner snow shoe starter trail I would say. The falls are pretty cool also.
Silver Star Trail
by Troy Paul Urbalejo (0)
about 2 hours ago
12 Completed 0 Reviews
Probably one of the funnest trails I'v done, although it is short there is a trail that it runs halfway into that is 17 miles. It leads all the way around three mountains, although when I did it several openings were nothing but Cut land. Overall a fun trail.