Kanaskat-Palmer State Park

Kanaskat-Palmer State Park

Kanaskat-Palmer State Park offers a serene escape along the Green River with abundant opportunities for fishing, hiking, and relaxing in nature.

320
Acres Protected
3
Miles of Trails
76,000
Annual Visitors
1981
Year Established

About Kanaskat-Palmer State Park

Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
 

Kanaskat-Palmer State Park is located in King County, Washington, spanning 320 acres along the picturesque Green River. This park is a popular retreat for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quiet getaway from urban life. The landscape features lush forests, riverside beaches, and scenic viewpoints, making it ideal for hiking and picnicking. Established in 1981, Kanaskat-Palmer State Park plays an essential role in preserving the unique ecosystem along the Green River. Visitors frequently engage in fishing for steelhead and salmon, and the park's rapids present exciting opportunities for kayaking and rafting. The park's network of trails provides excellent terrain for hiking, while wildlife enthusiasts can spot a variety of bird species and other wildlife. The park's beauty and accessibility make it a cherished spot for locals and tourists alike.

Highlights

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Viewpoints overlooking the Green River

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Salmon and steelhead fishing opportunities

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Whitewater kayaking and rafting

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Lush forest settings perfect for picnics and wildlife observation

Notable Natural Features

Green River

The river offers excellent fishing, rapids for kayaking, and scenic beauty.

Lush Forest Trails

The trails wind through dense forest, providing a peaceful hiking experience.

Riverside Picnic Areas

Several picnic areas provide stunning views and access to the river's edge.