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Cougar Mountain Park spans nearly 3,000 acres, featuring over thirty-five miles of fantastic trails winding through second-growth forests, streams, wetlands, cliffs, and historical mining caves. There are breathtaking views throughout the park of the Cascade Mountains, Lake Sammamish, Bellevue and Seattle, along with other more secluded areas, which are ideal for spending time surrounded by nature away from the fast pace of the city. Most trails are mainly for hikers; however, some allow horseback riding, so keep an eye out for equestrians as you explore this beautiful area.

Very nice view point. The way to it is a kind of dschungel..

Get ready for a true challenge on the Cable Line Trail. This trail features a steep incline that climbs over 2,000 feet in a mere 1.5 miles. As you hike, keep an eye out for glimpses of the old cable line, which inspired the trail's name, peeking out from the ground.

'Cave Hole Trail' is named after the caves that you can still find along the path. They are remnants of the mining history in the area.

A great paved route and, above all, an absolute historical highlight. We walked and cycled back and forth several times because we found the route breathtakingly beautiful.

This section of the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail is loved for its great views of the Columbia River and the restored Mosier Twin Tunnels. The tunnels were filled with rocks when the interstate was open to replace the highway, but luckily it was possible to restore and reopen the tunnels.

Waterfront Park is a beautiful park right on the banks of the Columbia River. There are great views across the river to the mountains in Washington. The park also has a beach and picnic areas.

This Trailhead offers parking for Tumalo Mountain and access to the Dutchman Flat/Todd Lake/Tumalo Mountain mountain biking areas. There is a vault toilet available. The small parking lot fills up early on the weekends and during peak season. If you visit during winter, you'll need a snow-park permit.