Our Trails
Every trail is vetted for little hitchhikers — from in-city loops to full alpine days
9 trails · Easy
Washington Park Arboretum
Gentle garden and wetland paths through a world-class tree collection. Ducks, bridges, and shade — a calm sensory walk for the smallest hitchhikers.
Carkeek Park
Creek-side forest trails down to a beach with train-spotting over the pedestrian bridge — a guaranteed toddler crowd-pleaser. Salmon runs in fall.
Seward Park
Flat, paved loop around an old-growth peninsula on Lake Washington. Eagles overhead, water on both sides, zero elevation stress — ideal for young infants.
Discovery Park Loop
Seattle's biggest park: forest, meadow, and bluff views over Puget Sound. Wide, stroller-adjacent paths and endless stop points make it the classic first BabyHitchHikers outing.
St. Edward State Park
Quiet second-growth forest rolling down to a wild stretch of Lake Washington shoreline, with a destination playground at the trailhead.
Cougar Mountain — Coal Creek Falls
Soft forest trails in the Cougar Mountain wildland network to a tucked-away 28-foot falls. Shaded, quiet, and rarely crowded midweek.
Twin Falls
River walk through mossy old growth to a two-tier waterfall with a viewing bridge. The best waterfall-per-effort ratio in the region.
Gold Creek Pond
Paved, flat loop around an alpine pond ringed by Cascade peaks. The easiest "real mountains" experience on the catalog — snowshoe-friendly in winter.
Franklin Falls
Short river-grade walk to a 70-foot falls at the foot of Snoqualmie Pass. Magical in winter snow (and a snow-walk package favorite).