A Guide to Washington State Hiking Trails

If you are ever at the state for a vacation, you will find that there is more to this great place than its rich history. Beyond the title, there is much adventure to be experienced like the unexplored great outdoors. Here's a guide to Washington state hiking trails.

Another scenic location is Cunningham Falls State Park in Thurmont, Maryland. This area not just offer great hiking trails but is also where you will find a wondrous 78-foot cascading waterfall, a 44 acre lake, campsites, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Perfect for the entire family, most of the trails are easy paths and marked. Another must try is climbing along side the Cunningham Falls where you can get a better view of the great waters. Other activities available are boating, fishing, swimming, canoeing and many more.

A perfect place for hiking, Washington area also offers the Appalachian Trail that follows a 2,168 miles of Appalachian Mountain ridgelines. It provides a variety of hiking trails from short hikes to long camping trips. Most trails can be quite a challenge but the rewards are truly worth the trip. Enjoy the beauty of nature and wildlife scenery that a great place like A.T. can provide.

Lastly, what would a Washington hiking be without a trip to the Great Falls Park? This great natural landmark located along the Potomac River encloses an 800 acre park that has become a regular tourist attraction as well as a great vacation spot for many locals. A variety of recreational activities can be enjoyed here from picnicking, rock climbing to horse back riding and kayaking. Hiking options in the Canal Trail overlook the Great Falls as well as other landmarks such as Mather Gorge and the Aqueduct Dam.

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