If you’re heading out to the Middle Fork Valley, it’s worth stopping by to see this cool bridge over a beautiful river. Time of Year: Mostly year-round, as long as the Middle Fork Road is passable (snow is not cleared in winter) Stats: The bridge is a few hundred feet from the parking area and trail is flat It’s always advised to carry the 10 Essentials - you never know how your day could take a turn, and it’s wise to be prepared for any situation you may encounter. Make sure you understand the road and weather conditions and pack plenty of food and water (depending on where you go, you’re likely pretty far from the nearest store or restaurant and things close early in small towns!). Tip: Even though these are short and easy hikes, it’s always necessary to do your research and be prepared. We promise you’ll be blown away by the views and remember the experience for years to come! We believe that the outdoors are for everyone, and we hope this list of easy hikes in Washington will help you to get out and experience nature, or share it with a friend or family member. And because they’re so short, you may even want to combine a few within an area to make a full-day adventure. Some require a quick walk on an easy trail, others you can drive right to the viewpoint! Many are even wheelchair accessible. If you’re looking for very beginner-friendly, easy hikes in Washington - this list is for you! All of these short hikes are under one mile. There is no shortage of beauty to be enjoyed in Washington state, and we are very fortunate that there are a number of great options to experience the incredible views in an accessible way. In this post: Easy hikes in Washington that are all under one mile with incredible views, including drivable viewpoints, wheelchair-accessible routes, and short walks perfect for kids and all ability levels! 35 Easy Hikes in Washington (Under 1 Mile) - Perfect for Kids, Visitors, and All Ability Levels
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