The Outdoors for All Adaptive Cycling Center at Sunset Beach in Lake Sammamish State Park is open 7 days a week from 10 am – 6 pm. The cost is free to riders and available for people with disabilities ages 7+.

Before heading out, set yourself up for success by knowing what to expect when you arrive. Do you need a permit or reservation? Are there any road closures on your route? Do you have the proper gear or supplies for your activity? Planning ahead and coming prepared can make a world of difference in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable visit.

The lush forests, picturesque creeks, and expansive views in Tiger Mountain State Park will take your breath away. Part of the “Issaquah Alps,” Tiger Mountain has extensive hiking and mountain biking trails to keep you happy for days. The Raging River Trail System is a 17-mile mountain bike-oriented single-track trail system in the Raging River State Park. Tiger Summit has over 15 trails, all available to hikers and most available to mountain bikes.

Lake Sammamish State Park is a 500+ acre day-use park that is part of the Washington State Park system and has been an important cultural region for local Native American tribes for centuries. Fill your days swimming, kayaking, paddling, fishing, boating, and picnicking, and explore the surrounding wetlands, deciduous forests, and heron rookery for opportunities to spot wildlife.

Enjoy the beauty of King County while walking on its extensive regional trail system or hiking in the backcountry. King County has one of the country's largest regional parks and trail systems, all easily accessible from your home base in Issaquah. View their comprehensive parks and natural areas list to plan your adventure in King County.