Join Washington State Parks for First Day Hikes Jan. 1 - Lynnwood Today

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Start the New Year on the right foot by joining Washington State Parks for the popular First Day Hikes event on January 1. This annual initiative invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore over 40 parks across the state, led by knowledgeable rangers who share insights about the natural environment. Hikers of all ages and abilities are welcome, making this an excellent opportunity for families to bond and enjoy the beauty of Washington's landscapes. In addition to physical exercise, the event promotes mental well-being and community engagement, as participants come together to appreciate the outdoors. Each hike varies in difficulty, ensuring everyone can find a suitable adventure to kick off 2024.

The First Day Hikes program not only encourages healthy habits but also fosters a deeper connection to the state's rich natural heritage. As participants set out on their journeys, they are reminded of the importance of conservation and stewardship of the environment. Don’t miss this chance to welcome the New Year with a memorable outdoor experience and a renewed commitment to nature.

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