If you’re looking for a relaxing day out in the enchanting wilderness of Washington, look no further than the Beaver Lake Hike Trail in Snohomish County. Have an amazing day out in these picturesque forests with your loved ones – and good news, you can bring your furry friends along as well!

This trail is just one attraction of the biggest park in Snohomish County - Lord Hill Regional Park. The Beaver Lake Hike Trail is a two-mile round trip, out and back, and is best visited during the months of April through November.
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Whenever you choose to plan your trip, you will be met with awe-inspiring beauty and native wildlife. If you live in western Washington, this hike is right in your backyard and is a great way to spend the day with family and friends.
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There are more ways to have fun besides hiking on this trail - feel free to bring along your bike, or better yet, hook up your horse trailer and bring along your horse for a relaxing ride. The trail is wide enough to accommodate everyone!
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The trail is fun for everyone, including dogs! Feel free to bring along your furry pal, but please keep in mind that all dogs must be on a leash while in Lord Hill Regional Park. There will be plenty of things for your dog to smell and explore regardless.
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This area is filled with wildlife, so bring a camera along to capture some candid shots. You are most likely to encounter deer, squirrels, shrews, and of course the trail's namesake, the beaver. See how many wild animals you can spot!
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While you may encounter other marshy areas along the trail, Beaver Lake is the end destination for this trail. It may be dry depending on the season, and is a nice area to pause before turning back for home.
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This area looks like a lovely place to spend the day. If you are visiting the western Washington area, it is definitely worth checking out. Have you hiked this trail? Tell us about your adventure!

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