Kid-Friendly Trail Finder

Tell it who's hiking and it sorts 76 trails by what matters with kids: real distance, real climbing, bathrooms, strollers and a payoff worth the walk. Times adjust to your crew's legs.

76Trails
15Parks
19Stroller or wheelchair friendly
Great Smoky Mountains (7 trails)7Mammoth Cave (1 trails)1Jefferson Memorial Forest (3 trails)3Red River Gorge (5 trails)5Hocking Hills (6 trails)6Indiana Dunes (3 trails)3Cuyahoga Valley (3 trails)3New River Gorge (5 trails)5Rocky Mountain (8 trails)8Grand Teton (5 trails)5Yellowstone (7 trails)7Glacier (4 trails)4Acadia (6 trails)6Columbia Gorge & Oregon Coast (5 trails)5Anchorage & the Kenai (8 trails)8

Numbers show how many trails each park has.

76 trails match

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HOW TIMES ARE ESTIMATED We start from a pace for the youngest walker (about 1.2 mph for ages 3–5, 1.7 mph for 6–9 and 2 mph for tweens), add time for climbing and breaks, and leave a few minutes at the waterfall or overlook. A “~” means the climbing figure is approximate. Distances and rules come from park and tourism sources linked on each trail; conditions change, so check before you go.