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Best Hikes near Quincy, WA

You probably already know this, but Quincy, WA is surrounded by trees, hills, and rivers. This is the main draw for a lot of our guests, and with good reason!

If you want to see it all for yourself, hiking through the Washington wilds is the way to go. However, it can be hard to know which hikes are actually worth your time! Thankfully, we have a guide for you below so you know which hikes you and your party are interested in.

Let's get walking!

Echo Basin Loop

Difficulty: Easy
Time: 1-2 Hours
Length: 2.7 miles

Just a few minutes away from our property, you'll find the Echo Basin Loop. This short hike is a simple trail for most people, but it is absolutely gorgeous. There is a sand dune area that a lot of people like. Despite being called a loop, it doesn't technically connect like a typical loop wood. Keep that in mind.

There is very little shade, as the trail is an open plain, so make sure you take that into consideration.

Frenchman Coulee

Difficulty: Easy - Moderate (depending on your hiking experience).
Time: 3 hours
Length: 4.8 miles

The Frenchman Coulee is a must-do hike for a lot of people. One of the reasons for it is the beautiful geological formations, as well as a refreshing waterfall, that you'll see at your end goal. Rock climbers and boulderers love the trail because there are so many areas to climb.

There is very little shade. Bring lots of water.

Ancient Lakes Trails

Difficulty: Easy
Time: 2-3 hours
Length: 4.6 miles

*Dogs are allowed on the Ancient Lakes trail, just bring a leash.

One of the most popular trails near Quincy, people come here with their children, dogs, and even their horses to enjoy the beautiful lakes. It's a longer hike with a loop. Highly accessible for people of all hiking skill levels.

As with most trails near Quincy, there is little, if any shade.

You can connect this trail to the Dusty Lake Trail, but that is another hike on its own.

Dusty Lake Trail

Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 2 hours
Length: 3.3 miles

*Dogs are allowed on this trail, just bring a leash.

This trail isn't as trafficked as Ancient Lakes, but it does take you around some of the same areas. There is a slight elevation from some of the other trails. The ideal time to hike here is from March to October. You can see plenty of wildlife.

As with most trails near Quincy, there is little, if any shade.

You can connect this trail to the Dusty Lake Trail, but that is another hike on its own.

Dusty Lake to Ancient Lake Trail

Difficulty: Moderate
Time: 3 hours
Length: 5.3 miles

Make sure you download a map of this trail before you get here, because it can get confusing! People complain that the path can be unpredictable and unrecognizable, which can make things a challenge.

However, if you are good at navigating, this trail is absolutely beautiful. There is a waterfall, rivers, and lakes. Not too much shade, so be aware of that.

Mission Peak Hike

Difficulty: Moderate - Hard
Time: 5 hours
Length: 9.4 miles

Branching out from the city of Wenatchee, Mission Peak hike should be on your Washington bucket list. This is one of the highest elevation hikes around, and gives you gorgeous panoramic views of the Washington wilderness.

This one is not for the faint of heart. Rocky scrambles, unclear spots, and steep inclines may not be for everyone, especially if you are vacationing with younger children. Keep that in mind before you arrive!

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