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Oregon
1.2 mi
Distance
800 ft
Gain
31 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Boulder
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The Boulder Trail in Washington offers a 1.20-mile out-and-back adventure across diverse terrain that keeps each step interesting. Hikers will navigate a mix of dry pathways, muddy sections, and river rock while crossing bridges that span water features along the route. The varied surface conditions and compact distance make this an accessible option for those seeking a quick woodland walk with natural obstacles to overcome.
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