Breathtaking Views And Abundant Wildflowers Await You On The Coyote Wall Loop Trail In Washington
By Jessica Wick|Published May 26, 2021
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Jessica Wick is a writer and travel enthusiast who loves exploring new places, meeting new people and, of course, beautiful Big Sky Country and every part of Washington State.
While every region of our beautiful state has fantastic hiking options, there really is something special about hiking at the Columbia River Gorge. Not only do most trails lead to sweeping views or stunning waterfalls (or sometimes both), but in the late spring and early summer, they’re often brimming with wildflowers.
If you’re up for a bit of a challenge, the Coyote Wall Loop Trail is definitely worth the climb.
The Coyote Wall Loop Trail is located in the Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area, near White Salmon.
This is a year-round hike, so the trail never closes unless the winter weather is too treacherous. However, wildflower season is a particularly delightful time to go.
By the time you've made your way back down, you'll have earned an enormous dinner in the nearby town of Stevenson.
This area does have some poison oak, so that’s definitely something to make note of. But as long as you’re aware of what it looks like and you dress appropriately and keep an eye out, this is still a wonderful hike.
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