There are a couple of ways to access this trail, the shortest is through Pine and Cedar Lakes trail: Take exit 251 for Fairhaven, turn left from 12th and Harris, go down Chuckanut Drive till you reach a Y in the road. Take the left onto Old Samish Highway.
Keep going til you see a sign on the right for the trail head parking lot. Another way, the longer way which we did it was through Arroyo Park, which is an earlier turn on Old Samish. The day we did this hike we were looking for a longer hike also we were feeling a little lazy and wanted to avoid the steep pine and cedar lake trail! This hike was somewhere between 4-5 miles and we took our time but it was well worth it! This was the first time either of us did this hike and it was by far one of the favorites. it was a moderate hike from Arroyo Park but from Pine and Cedar it would be really steep!
Once you get towards the top you follow wooden bridges/trails and once at the top on a nice day you have a view of a valley of trees and on a good day might catch sight of a bird of prey, overall just a nice view to take in while taking a rest and enjoying a pb&j!
Keep going til you see a sign on the right for the trail head parking lot. Another way, the longer way which we did it was through Arroyo Park, which is an earlier turn on Old Samish. The day we did this hike we were looking for a longer hike also we were feeling a little lazy and wanted to avoid the steep pine and cedar lake trail! This hike was somewhere between 4-5 miles and we took our time but it was well worth it! This was the first time either of us did this hike and it was by far one of the favorites. it was a moderate hike from Arroyo Park but from Pine and Cedar it would be really steep!
Once you get towards the top you follow wooden bridges/trails and once at the top on a nice day you have a view of a valley of trees and on a good day might catch sight of a bird of prey, overall just a nice view to take in while taking a rest and enjoying a pb&j!
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