Popular Trips in Olympic National Park

Popular Trips in Olympic National Park
Pretty views of Olympic foothills Photo
Charles keeps heading up Photo
Nice views along Marmot Pass trail Photo
Charles making his way through a small scree field Photo
Marmot Pass Hike
by brianholsclaw on Jul 11, 2008
Quilcene, Washington, United States
11.8 miles
My fraternity brother Charles took a weekend trip to Seattle.  He and I went on a fantastic beautiful day-hike to Marmot Pass in the Olympic National Forest.
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Klahhane Ridge
by kshawcroft on Sep 30, 2010
Port Angeles, Washington, United States
2.7 miles
A short hike from the Hurricane Ridge parking lot on the final summer-like day of the year in Western Washington. Trail continues far beyond our turnaround point.
Crossing a Snowfield Photo
Summit Ridge Photo
Mountain Hemlock Cones Photo
Lone Pine Photo
Mt Ellinor, Olympic Range, Washington
by Pasha on Jul 28, 2007
Lilliwaup, Washington, United States
4.2 miles
My mother made this trip about 25 years ago, her first real summit. After she passed away in the spring of 2007, my brother and cousin and I decided to recreate the trip.
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Sol Duc Falls at Olympic National Park, WA, USA
by ant on May 29, 2010
Ovington, Washington, United States
2.4 miles
Sol Duc Falls is the most popular falls in the Olympic National Park. It is a good choice even on a rainy day:-)
Seven Lakes Basin Photo
Seven Lakes Basin
by PavelT on Jul 19, 2009
Ovington, Washington, United States
19.4 miles
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Mount Townsend
by EraSeek on Jul 23, 2011
Leland, Washington, United States
8.3 miles
An awesome trip to a mountaintop ridge with views of the Straights of JuanDeFuca, Victoria BC, Mt Baker, Glacier Peak, Seattle, Bangor, Mt Rainier, and Mt Adams, all from one spot. Glorious fog blown meadows, surrounded by snow capped peaks. And of course friends.
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Two Hikes in Olympic National Park
by SingleTracks on Oct 19, 2010
12.9 miles
Olympic National Park has been a goal since we first conceived of this trip.  We were lucky to get there before winter closed in (we are fleeing south through the first big winter storm even as I type).  In fact we had perfect weather for some hiking on the rainforest side of the park.
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Wagonwheel Lake Trail at Staircase (partial)
by eheydrick on Aug 01, 2009
Lilliwaup, Washington, United States
1.6 miles
The sign at the trailhead says this trail is very steep and they are not kidding. This is one of the steepest trails in the Olympic National Park. Ed, Pavel, and I attempted to hike to the lake at the end of this trail. Gaining 3200' elevation in 2.9 miles, the trail cuts through some real rough terrain. After about an hour of grueling switchbacks we only made 0.8 miles. At that rate the trip would have...
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Hurricane ridge, Olympic National Park
by ant on Aug 12, 2012
Port Angeles, Washington, United States
3.1 miles
Hike around the Hurricane Ridge vistor center area.
Starting Gate Photo
ODT Adventure Route Photo
Don't Go Down This Road Photo
Clearcut Photo
Olympic Discovery Trail (Adventure Route)
by palomar79 on Sep 05, 2010
Port Angeles, Washington, United States
18.6 miles
Parked at the 15.2 mile marker, as indicated on the map here: http://www.olympicdiscoverytrail.com/ODTAdv5.htm. The gate is visible around the corner from the junction on Joyce Access Road. The actual Adventure Route trailhead is a little ways up the road; we made the mistake of continuing on the logging road after seeing the sign, which unfortunately meant we had to hike back UP the road to get on the actual trail, which starts (go figure!)...

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