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Join Washington State Parks for First Day Hikes on January 1, 2025

Lynnwood, WAOutdoor Recreation

The article invites the public to participate in the First Day Hikes organized by Washington State Parks on January 1, 2025. Over 40 parks will feature ranger-led hikes, promoting healthy outdoor activities as part of a national initiative. Participants will receive a free collectible pin after their hike. Importantly, no Discover Pass is needed for parking on state-managed lands that day, marking it as the first Free Day of 2025. Some hikes may require prior registration or a Sno-Park permit, so it is essential to review hike descriptions and event specifics for a smooth experience.

This event is an excellent opportunity for individuals and families to enjoy nature while welcoming the New Year.

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