8 Hiking Trails near Douglas Falls
first prev 1 next lastShowing Hiking Trails within 50 miles Distance miles of 645 Douglas Falls Rd, Colville, WA 99114, USA City, Zip, or Address
Old Kettle Falls Park
Kettle Falls, Washington
9.9 miles WA trail to a scenic swim beach at Kettle Falls passes mysterious concrete ruins — remnants of something long swallowed by tree roots and time.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Gillete Ridge Trail System
Colville, Washington
11.4 miles NEA difficult 13.1-mile trail system in Washington state — primarily used for hiking and mountain biking, accessible from March through September.
Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike
Canyon Creek Campground
Kettle Falls, Washington
15.6 miles W1150ft elevation. 9 small campsites in a secluded forested area near Canyon Creek. Quiet area where you can try fishing in the creek. Hunting in season.
Camp, Hike
Flodelle Creek
Colville, Washington
15.8 miles ECamping near the Little Pend Oreille River. Nearby winter snopark run by the Forest Service offers groomed ski & cross country trails.
Atv/motorcycle, Camp, Hike
Lake Gillette Campground
Colville, Washington
16.5 miles EA campground near Lake Gillette with 30 spacious sites, multi-use ORV, hiking, and biking trails, access to Rufus Trail #148, picnic areas, a beach, and an amphitheater.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Meadow Creek Trail and Lakeshore Trail
Ione, Washington
17.3 miles NEA 1.5-mile trail in Ione, Washington with the first 0.8 miles barrier-free, offering wildlife viewing, fishing, and a scenic side trail to a replica homestead cabin.
Hike
Frater Lake Trail and Lake Leo Trail
Colville, Washington
19.1 miles EA series of loop trails around Frater Lake in Colville, Washington — including a 4.8-mile Coyote Loop through glacial terrain, a picnic area, and a warming cabin open year-round for overnight stays.
Cross-country Ski, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike, Snowshoe
Abercrombie Mountain Trail 117
Colville, Washington
29.0 miles NEAbercrombie Mountain Trail switchbacks steeply through cool forest and open ridgeline in Colville — 900+ feet of elevation gain over 1.5 miles to the Silver Creek junction.
Hike, Horseback
