23 Hiking Trails near Green River Area
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Granite Mountain
North Bend, Washington
13.0 miles NA steep, rewarding hike up Granite Mountain gaining about 1,000 feet per mile, with panoramic summit views of Mount Rainier, Mount Stewart, and the Teanaway — best tackled after the snow melts.
Backpack, Hike
island lake
North Bend, Washington
15.7 miles NA quieter alternative to the crowded Snoqualmie Pass hikes — shed the weekend throngs who turn back at Talapus or Olallie Lake and discover Island Lake in western Washington.
Camp, Hike, Swim 1.5 mi
Twin Falls Trail
North Bend, Washington
19.1 miles NWA peaceful 3-mile river hike near North Bend that arrives at a beautiful waterfall viewpoint bridge at the halfway point, open rain or shine with easy access for all ages.
Hike 7.0 mi
Goldmyer Hot Springs Trail
North Bend, Washington
19.7 miles NA strenuous 4.5-mile-each-way hike through lush forest to the remote Goldmyer Hot Springs — camping and soaking available by reservation and fee at the springs.
Hike, Hot Springs
Skyscraper Mountain Trail
Ashford, Washington
22.0 miles SWA gorgeous day hike to 7,078-foot Skyscraper Mountain in Mount Rainier NP, with unobstructed Cascade Range views, Moraine Peak vistas, and Mystic Lake sightings from the summit.
Hike
Salmon La Sac Swimming Hole
Cle Elum
22.4 miles NEWhere the Cooper River meets the Cle Elum River 19 miles north of Cle Elum, Salmon La Sac holds a run of deep green snowmelt pools below the Forest Service campground. Swimming is free, though parking at the trailhead lot costs $5 a day.
Camp, Hike, Kayak, Swim 5.4 mi
Middle Fork Snoqualmie Trail
North Bend, Washington
23.5 miles NCLOSED. Closed due to landslide activity.
Hike, Mountain Bike
Mount Rainer
Ashford, Washington
26.6 miles SWThe most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S. at 14,410 feet — an active volcano with six major rivers, subalpine wildflower meadows, ancient forest, and abundant wildlife.
Camp, Hike, Mountain Bike
Lake Wilderness Park Swim Beach
Maple Valley, Washington
28.6 miles NWFree city park beach on Lake Wilderness in Maple Valley with summer lifeguards, canoe and paddleboard rentals, a concession stand, a big playground and a 40-acre arboretum.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Lake Sammamish State Park Beaches
Issaquah, Washington
36.2 miles NWSunset Beach and Tibbetts Beach at the south end of Lake Sammamish, a 512-acre state park off I-90 in Issaquah with paddle rentals, playgrounds, trails and a boat launch.
Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim
Blue Hole on the Ohanapecosh River
Packwood
36.9 miles SA clear, cold pool on the Ohanapecosh River in La Wis Wis Campground east of Packwood, reached by a 100-yard Forest Service trail from the Hatchery Loop just above the start of the Cowlitz River.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Steel Lake Park
Federal Way
39.3 miles WSteel Lake Park is a 52 acre City of Federal Way park with a guarded sand swim beach on a 46 acre lowland lake. The swim zone is buoyed off, entry and parking are free, and a bathhouse, fishing pier, playground and sand volleyball pit sit behind the beach
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Angle Lake Beach
SeaTac
40.8 miles WAngle Lake Beach is the guarded sand swimming beach at Angle Lake Park, a ten-acre City of SeaTac park on the west shore of a 102-acre glacial lake less than a mile from the Sea-Tac runways. King County samples the water weekly through the summer, and the
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Clarke Beach Park
Mercer Island
40.9 miles NWA quiet 9-acre city park on Mercer Island's southeast shore with a free, buoyed swim area on Lake Washington between two piers. No lifeguards; open 6 AM to 10 PM.
Hike, Swim
Seward Park
Seattle
43.2 miles NWA free lifeguarded sand beach on Andrews Bay, the shallow sheltered water on the west side of Seattle's Bailey Peninsula, backed by the largest stand of old-growth forest left in the city. King County closes it for bacteria often enough that checking the
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Duvall Beach at McCormick Park
Duvall
43.6 miles NWA sandy river beach on the Snoqualmie at the north end of Duvall's McCormick Park, free and open dawn to dusk, with picnic shelters, a rinse shower and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail at its back. No lifeguards, and the city keeps two life rings on the bank.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Meydenbauer Bay Park
Bellevue
43.8 miles NWMeydenbauer Bay Park is the City of Bellevue's downtown waterfront beach, a wide sand and gravel swim area on a quiet inlet of Lake Washington with a curving 420-foot floating pier, a beach house with showers, and a hand-carry boat launch. Lifeguards work
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Mount Baker Beach
Seattle
45.6 miles NWFree, lifeguarded city swimming beach on Lake Washington at the foot of Mount Baker Park in Seattle, with a floating platform, a 1-meter diving board and a long fishing pier.
Hike, Swim
Colman Park Beach
Seattle
45.6 miles NWAn unguarded stretch of public Lake Washington shoreline in a 24 acre Olmsted park, where cement steps from a swimming beach that closed in 1965 still run down into the water. Seattle's lifeguarded beach at Mount Baker sits a quarter mile south.
Hike, Swim
Madrona Park
Seattle
46.4 miles NWMadrona Park is a free Seattle Parks and Recreation beach on the western shore of Lake Washington, with a lifeguarded swim area, two fixed platforms and a one meter diving board in summer. A wooded ravine full of trails climbs the hill above it, and the w
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
