7 Family-Friendly Hikes Along the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River
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Hiking on the Camp Brown Trail. Credit: Jennifer Johnson
Camp Brown ADA Trail
Once a logging camp, then a boys’ camp and finally a guard station, this forested spot next to the river has now recovered. In 2020 it was opened as an accessible walk for all ages and abilities. The 0.45-mile Camp Brown trail loop is a hard-packed gravel path. Visitors enjoy lush forest and views of mountains and the river. Eleven accessible picnic tables with charcoal grills are scattered along the path. A ramp furnishes access to the river’s edge.
Kids will love: An easy hike, looking for moss and fungi, playing by the river.
Parents should know: Wheelchair-accessible outhouses are at the trailhead parking area. You’ll need a Northwest Forest Pass to park.
Next trail: Pratt River Connector
