Weekend Exploring Public Lands in Washington @HappyTrailsHiking

Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Weekend Exploring Public Lands in Washington
We are still Exploring our new area! In this video, we talk about being here and learning the new things we need to do to explore. Please subscribe to our channel if you enjoy exploring our Pampered Chef Public Lands!
We have moved to Washington and are finding new places to hike and explore! We set out for one trail and ended up doing something completely different! We get to explore Franklin Falls, Lake Easton and stop by the Thorpe Fruit Market before ending day one at Iron Horse Brewing in Ellensburg.
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At Happy Trails Hiking, we encourage you to live the life you love and seek solace and adventure in America’s Parks and Public Lands. We strive to motivate and inspire people through travel.
Kay and Matt have been planning park travel and traveling to parks across the country for 20+ years. Kay has planned trips to National Parks for High School groups as well as couples over the last 5 years. Their personal tips and trail guides can be found on their various social media platforms as well as on their website.
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