Everyone deserves access to the Pacific Northwest’s great outdoors—but accessibility has different levels and components. Washington trails include paved, flat gravel, and boardwalk routes, many with broad wilderness views and epic natural settings.
Local disability advocates collect information on accessible hiking trails, including Disabled Hikers and Wheelchair Wandering. Washington State Parks maintains an interactive map of ADA facilities across its network. And in September, Disabled Hikers founder Syren Nagakyrie will release the Falcon Guides book The Disabled Hiker’s Guide to Western Washington and Oregon.
While our region is full of accessible urban trails, these destinations capture the wilder side of the Pacific Northwest.
Myrtle Falls Mount Rainier National Park
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