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Mt. Walker Lower Trailhead

Quilcene, WA 98376
4.7(74)
Open until 12:00 AM
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4.7
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4.0
7y

The vertical ascent on this trail is tough. It’s just over two miles of hiking with 2,000 feet of elevation gain. Strenuous to say the least. Coming down the grade is almost as challenging.

That being said, the peaceful surroundings during the hike are exceptional. The views at the top, well worth the pain. :) Be sure to check out the South View Point as well. The hike from the north to the south is an easy half-mile and the view is spectacular.

If you’re not up for the hike, there is a 4-Mile Drive that takes you up to...

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4.0
7y

This is a very enjoyable and challenging trail. It becomes more difficult as you reach the top but the views are all worth the trek!! Be sure to walk a little down the road to the South view point also! The only concern we had for this trail was the bees were rather agressive and annoying for a good portion of the hike. I was stung once we reached the top. I did forget to wear bug spray which could have prevented it. All-in-all we would definitely hike this...

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4.0
2y

It may be a short hike, but you’ll gain 2000’ in elevation in 2 miles, which is quite a workout. The Olympic National Forest is often foggy, so be sure to check the forecast and plan for a clear day so you can have a nice reward at the top. I made the mistake of not checking weather and got fog at the top. I ended up driving up the next day and WOW! What a view. I’ve added pictures of the fog day and the clear day...

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David VermullenDavid Vermullen
The vertical ascent on this trail is tough. It’s just over two miles of hiking with 2,000 feet of elevation gain. Strenuous to say the least. Coming down the grade is almost as challenging. That being said, the peaceful surroundings during the hike are exceptional. The views at the top, well worth the pain. :) Be sure to check out the South View Point as well. The hike from the north to the south is an easy half-mile and the view is spectacular. If you’re not up for the hike, there is a 4-Mile Drive that takes you up to both lookouts.
Brad BurkeBrad Burke
It may be a short hike, but you’ll gain 2000’ in elevation in 2 miles, which is quite a workout. The Olympic National Forest is often foggy, so be sure to check the forecast and plan for a clear day so you can have a nice reward at the top. I made the mistake of not checking weather and got fog at the top. I ended up driving up the next day and WOW! What a view. I’ve added pictures of the fog day and the clear day for context.
William StecherWilliam Stecher
Decent parking (no pass required at our time of visit). Great trail conditions. TRAIL GAINS ~2,000’ very quickly: you’ll get a good sweat going. (Driving to the top is an option, too!) Views from the top are beautiful. Two views, north and south, give great perspective on the whole Puget Sound. Overall about 5 miles and 3 hours around trip if you include the southern view point.
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The vertical ascent on this trail is tough. It’s just over two miles of hiking with 2,000 feet of elevation gain. Strenuous to say the least. Coming down the grade is almost as challenging. That being said, the peaceful surroundings during the hike are exceptional. The views at the top, well worth the pain. :) Be sure to check out the South View Point as well. The hike from the north to the south is an easy half-mile and the view is spectacular. If you’re not up for the hike, there is a 4-Mile Drive that takes you up to both lookouts.
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It may be a short hike, but you’ll gain 2000’ in elevation in 2 miles, which is quite a workout. The Olympic National Forest is often foggy, so be sure to check the forecast and plan for a clear day so you can have a nice reward at the top. I made the mistake of not checking weather and got fog at the top. I ended up driving up the next day and WOW! What a view. I’ve added pictures of the fog day and the clear day for context.
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Decent parking (no pass required at our time of visit). Great trail conditions. TRAIL GAINS ~2,000’ very quickly: you’ll get a good sweat going. (Driving to the top is an option, too!) Views from the top are beautiful. Two views, north and south, give great perspective on the whole Puget Sound. Overall about 5 miles and 3 hours around trip if you include the southern view point.
William Stecher

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