Choose your level of difficulty, from easy walks to challenging climbs, across many different landscapes on countless nature preserves and public lands. Maps for each island can be found below and or on our Hiking Maps page.
If you want the challenge of a steep hike and the reward of breathtaking views, grab your hiking boots and a packed lunch and head to Orcas Island. With the highest point in the islands at Moran State Park, shorter hikes on the distinctively shaped Turtleback Mountain, and multiple beach trails, Orcas hikes are sure to enchant.
With gentle topography, Lopez Island is a favorite destination for cyclists and hikers looking for easy routes. Whether you wander around Hummel Lake or marvel at the shoreline of Shark Reef, there's an easy hike for everyone. Learn about the must-hike spots on Lopez.
If you want to wear hiking boots, experience some history, and see views that take your breath away, tackle the hikes on San Juan Island. Whether you explore the winding trails from English Camp, walk along the shore at Lime Kiln Point State Park, or take in the views at Cattle Point Lighthouse, San Juan Island is full of adventure.
