Washington state is full of natural beauty. From Snoqualmie Falls (pictured below) to The Cascade Mountains, there is no shortage of stunning places to bring your horses for a trail ride! Here are some of our favorite places!

Fire Mountain Trail Course: Sedro Wooley, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance: 25 Miles

Naytura Haus: Long Beach, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance: 26 Miles

Ocean Acres Horse Hotel Bed & Breakfast: Grayland, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance: 20Miles

Anderson Lake State Park: Port Townsend, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance: 5 miles

Antoine Peak Conservation Area: Spokane, WA

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Distance: 10 miles

Asotin Wildlife Area: Asotin, WA

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Distance: 20 miles

Baker Lake Trail: Concrete, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance 14 Miles

Banner Forest: Port Orchard, WA

• Difficulty: Easy
• Distance: 18 Miles

BBQ Flats: Ellensburg, WA

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Distance: 50 Miles

Beaver Creek Camp: Twisp, WA

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Distance: 25

WANT MORE OF THIS?!

Check out https://www.washingtonhometown.com/. This amazing, Washington, organization does recreation mapping. What is this you may ask? This is an extensive data set of recreation opportunities in Washington State (trails, trailheads, areas, facilities) that they use to create maps and apps targeted to different user groups including Horse WA, a web map specifically for horse riding with trails, trailheads, campgrounds and facilities for equestrians; and Discover WA, available as both a web map and app for Apple and Android, that has all summer and year round recreation opportunities including horse trails and facilities (with the option to filter for places that allow horses). Users can use their phone GPS to track their location on both the web map and app, and the app allows for off-line downloads.

Here, for example, is a link the map centered on Anderson Lake State Park: https://mapswa.com/horsewa/#14.49/48.02087/-122.80651

We hope you find their resource helpful!