Lord Hill Regional Park, Snohomish County, WA
| This is the largest park in Snohomish County, 1600 acres of wild undeveloped trails and forests. There is access to the Snohomish River, and miles of upland forest trails. Popular with mountain bikers and horse riders, it also offers excellent forest walks, a good diversity of plants and animals. There are many ponds which host amphibians and ducks. There are lots of side trails which meander through second growth woods. The Temple Pond loop trail offers nice forests and an active pond, often with ducks. |
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| How to get there: From 405, take the 522 east Exit and get off at the first Monroe East. Follow the round about and head under the highway. This turns into the Old Monroe-Snohomish Road, follow this x miles turn left onto 127th. Drive south and up a steep hill about 2-1/4 miles and turn left in to the park. | |