벤턴 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Chamna Natural Preserve is a 276-acre property that features more than 11 miles of trails open to different user groups. There are informational signs along some of the paths explaining facts about the different flora and fauna that call the preserve home. There are lots of trails in the network, so you can create a loop of almost any distance.

The Spirit of America Trail is a popular crushed-gravel path in Kennewick, Washington, that travels down the middle of the Zintel Canyon Greenway. The path loops through the woods, but that section of trails is prone to becoming overgrown and is tight, thorny singletrack compared to this wider and smoother section of trail.

The trail boasts a broad width and is covered with gravel, catering to the preferences of mountain bikers, trail runners, and hikers. Despite its popularity, there's generous space for passing without straying off the trail. This trail offers an excellent out-and-back experience and is an integral component of a larger trail network.

The Langdon Trail winds along Badger Mountain's southern slope, skirting a sprawling apple orchard. It stands as the least frequented path within the trail network. It's a trail with great views of the surrounding area.

As you follow the Skyline Trail at this spot, you'll enjoy stunning views of the eastern side of Badger Mountain.

The Sagebrush Trail meanders alongside the slopes of Badger Mountain, offering relatively easy terrain and stunning vistas of arid sagebrush throughout most seasons. This trail serves as a key connector to several others in the vicinity.

The Candy Mountain Trail leads to the viewpoint atop Candy Mountain. Along the way, you'll spot a boulder marking the highest point of ancient Lake Lewis, formed during the Ice Age Floods. After a short distance, the trail gets a bit steeper, offering a moderate challenge. At the summit, you can enjoy views of the valley.

The summit offers a beautiful view of the valley. The summit itself is on private land, graciously made accessible to the public by the landowners. Once you take in the views please head back the way you came.