Adventure Awaits: Embark on Epic Hikes Near Issaquah, WA

If you’re searching for pretty and accessible year-round hikes, check out Issaquah, Washington. It’s an excellent hiking destination!

The city is just 20 minutes from Seattle. It’s sandwiched between Lake Sammamish State Park to the north and Cougar Mountain, Squak Mountain, and Tiger Mountain to the south.

Whether you’re searching for a hike with good views, one that leads to waterfalls, or one that’ll help you work up a sweat, you’ll find it here.

Here, you can watch paragliders launch off the mountain. If it’s a really clear day, you’ll see the city, Lake Sammamish, Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, and the surrounding forests and mountains.

Poo Poo Point

At the top, you’ll find a rocky ledge and expansive, breathtaking views. Take a moment to have a well-deserved snack and soak it all in.

Rattlesnake Ledge

Here, you’ll find the Haystack, the true summit, that you can scramble atop if you’re feeling adventurous.

Mount Si

It’s a popular park, especially in the summer. It has two beaches, multiple playgrounds, and lots of open space for picnics. Make sure you bring your Discover Pass when you visit. 

Lake Sammamish State Park

The trail is gorgeous, with tons of moss-covered rocks, towering cedar and western hemlock trees, and ferns.

Margaret’s Way Trail to Debbie’s View

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