Parks in Montesano, Washington

One mile north of Montesano, Grays Harbor County. - Acreage - 233 acres with approximately 15,000 feet of freshwater shoreline. - Acquired - Lake Sylvia State Park was donated to the Commission in ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

I cant speak to the Trail yet, but the lake is a a Kayakers dream and the c More on Trails

Hike a forgotten but restored trail through some of the biggest trees this side of the Hoh River. Church Creek epitomizes why the southern flank was cherished (and nearly completely cutover) by the... More on Trails

Great trail- a bit rough but its early in the maintenance season. Pass at 3 More on Trails

The trail is not wide and was apparently built for forest maintenance rather than recreational use, but was very well maintained. More on Epinions.com

Enjoy an easy loop in the Queets River valley without having to ford the river. Saunter along an open bank above the wild Queets, hike under some of the largest spruce trees in the park, and look f... More on Trails

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The singletrack around Wynoochee Lake is 12 miles long and moderately difficult. There are some steep climbs, and pushing your bike will be necessary in several places. Some segments of the trail a... More on Trails

This trail has been almost completly overgrown for years. I live just down More on Trails

Lake Sylvia State Park is a quiet, 233-acre camping park with 15,000 feet of freshwater shoreline. The park is an old logging camp in a wooded area halfway between Olympia and the Pacific shore. As... More on WashingtonStateParks

Two 2-mile loops in a 237-acre state park not too far from downtown Montesano. Enjoy an easy hike through mature forest along a sliver of a lake teeming with fish and birdlife. Then amble alongside... More on Trails

Big trees, a wilderness valley flourishing with wildlife, and no crowds. The peninsulas wildest rainforest valleys are up the Queets River, and many a hiker has never ventured into this enchanting corner of Olympic National Park. ... More on Trails

Venture up a valley as wild as any in the adjacent national park. Marvel at the sheer height, girth, and biomass of some of the biggest trees youll ever lay eyes on. Watch in awe as the churning, tumbling Upper South Fork Skokomish ... More on Trails

Hikers from around the globe find their way to the Hoh rain forest. After all, it is world famous. But if your idea of experiencing the Olympic rain forest is sans bucketloads of people, cast your attention to the Hohs little known ... More on Trails

Enjoy an up-and-down route around the forested shores of man-made Wynoochee Lake. From quiet coves, look out across clear waters to craggy peaks and scrappy hills. Traverse numerous groves of old-growth forest harboring some of the ... More on Trails