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Explore the Great Outdoors: Top Hiking Trails for Every Adventurer

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The Daily Herald's article presents the results of the 2023 'Best of Snohomish County' awards, specifically highlighting the best hiking trails as voted by readers. The Centennial Trail topped the list for its picturesque landscapes and accessibility, making it a favorite among hikers. The Big Four Ice Caves and Lake 22 followed closely, known for their stunning vistas and outdoor opportunities. This annual event not only showcases the region's natural beauty but also emphasizes the importance of local businesses and attractions. The article invites readers to participate in the upcoming 2024 nomination round, encouraging recognition of their favorite local establishments.

By engaging the community, The Daily Herald fosters pride and appreciation for Snohomish County's unique offerings, strengthening local ties and promoting exploration of outdoor adventures.

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