Top Things to do in Washington
Top Hotels in Washington
- 1. Hyatt Regency Seattle
- 2. Staypineapple, The Maxwell Hotel, Seattle Center
- 3. Hyatt At Olive 8
- 4. Cedarbrook Lodge
- 5. The Paramount Hotel
- 6. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, WA
- 7. Mayflower Park Hotel
- 8. Lotte Hotel Seattle
- 9. Mediterranean Inn
- 10. Coast Gateway Hotel
Things to do in Washington, United States: The Best Biking Trails
Discover the best top things to do in Washington, United States including Apple Capital Loop Trail, Galbraith Mountain Trails, Leavenworth Pump Track, Snoqualmie Pass Train Tunnel, Interurban Trail, Olympic Discovery Trail, Bead Lake Loop, Centennial Trail, South Hill, Winthrop Twin Lakes Loop.
Restaurants in Washington
1. Apple Capital Loop Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 160 reviews
This 87.9-mile bike trail makes for a challenging overnight trip for the experienced biker.
Reviewed By weloveaz - Gilbert, United States
Nice river side walk featuring sculptures and a railroad there. There was even a pop up winery on the saturday of our visit!
2. Galbraith Mountain Trails
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By rubijeans
. I have ventured a few of these trails myself with my running group back home, where we like to run a variety of trails known as Bob’s Loop. The loop begins on the The trail connects to Cedar dust trail which is a 2,902 ft long trail of a slow incline. The trail connects to Ridge Trail, where we begin the real climb to the outlook (or top of Ridge Trail).When reaching the top of Ridge, you feel a sense of accomplishment as you look out and see the coast of bellingham. We continue on to a trail known as Upper Bob’s where the trail gets steeper and rootier. However with careful eyes reaching the top can be done with no harm done. Having ran a little under two miles of hard straight uphill, we ran down a winding roller coaster of a trail known as Bob’s Trail (Lower Bob’s) before connecting with the family fun trail. By the time we had reached the end of those trails, we managed to run two miles of uphills plus two miles of downhills. Galbraith Mountain goes through a neighborhood so runners always have to courteous to the homeowners around them.
3. Leavenworth Pump Track
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By allisonwQ2505BA - Bothell, United States
What a great addition to Leavenworth! Our family loves it. We visit every time we're in town. Thrilling for all ages.
4. Snoqualmie Pass Train Tunnel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
A 2.3-mile tunnel built between 1908 and 1911 for the railroad.
Reviewed By Lyndenite - Lynden, United States
The history of this tunnel as well as the length make it a fun walk or bicycle ride! We were prepared with flashlights and hoodies and enjoyed walking in it very much. The coolness was refreshing on a warm day.
5. Interurban Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
A 5.5-mile biking trail.
Reviewed By adamtroywiggins - Abbotsford, Canada
This is easy access, beautifully forested trail that allows you to travel (run, walk, cycle) from Fairhaven to the camping sites of Larrabee State Park. The trail is largely developed on old railway grade and is user friendly!
6. Olympic Discovery Trail
7. Bead Lake Loop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Scenic bike trail located just outside Spokane and known for its mountainous, quad-burning terrain.
8. Centennial Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 568 reviews
This 40 mile paved, car-free trail bordering the beautiful Spokane River has something for everyone: running, hiking, biking, horseback riding and canoeing. The Spokane River Centennial Trail is the backbone of the recreational trail system in eastern Washington and north Idaho, welcoming over 2.5 million users annually.
Reviewed By 804randys - Portland, United States
We rode parts of the Centennial Trail both East and west of Spokane oh, and all of it was wonderful. The entire trail is composed of different geographic regions, along both sides of the Spokane River running through downtown Spokane and all the way to the Idaho state line. Some of it is flat, the downtown area is very crowded with lots of bridges. The route on the west of downtown is beautiful, but very hilly and only for folks in good condition! The rest of the trail is suitable for even small children or the elderly. This is a great Trail so we highly recommend it, along with the Route of the Coeur d'Alenes and the Route of the Hiawatha in Idaho next door. We drove 300 miles just to bike these three routes!!!
9. South Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Diehard cyclists will find over 8 miles of excellent mountain biking trails here, with both single- and double-track riding. The myriad interconnecting trails offer intermediate-level cycling, with steep and gradual short climbs.
