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Hiking Olympic National Park A Guide to the Park’s Greatest Hiking Adventures Second Edition Erik Molvar Copyright © 1997, 2008 Morris Book Publishing, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, except as may be expressly permitted in writing from the publisher. Requests for permission should be addressed to The Globe Pequot Press, Attn: Rights and Permissions Department, P.O. Box 480, Guilford CT 06437. Falcon and FalconGuides are registered trademarks of Morris Book Publishing, LLC. Text design by Nancy Freeborn Maps created by Daniel Lloyd © Morris Book Publishing, LLC. Interior photos by Erik Molvar. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Molvar, Erik. Hiking Olympic National Park : a guide to the national park’s greatest hiking adventures / Erik Molvar. -- 2nd ed. p. cm. ISBN-13: 978-0-7627-9742-4 1. Hiking--Washington (State)--Olympic National Park--Guidebooks. 2. Trails--Washington (State)--Olympic National Park--Guidebooks. 3. Olympic National Park (Wash.)--Guidebooks. I. Title. GV199.42.W22O496 2008 GV199.42.W22O496 2008 796.5’10979798--dc22 2007049925 The author and The Globe Pequot Press assume no liability for accidents happening to, or injuries sustained by, readers who engage in the activities described in this book. Contents Title Page Copyright Overview Map USGS Quad Map Acknowledgments Introduction How to Use This Guide Planning Your Trip A Few Words of Caution Zero-Impact Hiking and Camping Map Legend Sol Duc–Lake Crescent 1 Pyramid Peak Trail 2 The Spruce Railroad Trail 3 Mount Storm King 4 Mount Muller 5 Aurora Ridge 6 The North Fork of the Sol Duc 7 Mink Lake–Little Divide 8 The High Divide Loop Additional Trails Elwha River–Hurricane Ridge 9 The Happy Lake Ridge Loop 10 Appleton Pass 11 The Elwha River 12 The Geyser Valley Complex 13 Dodger Point 14 Hayden Pass 15 Hurricane Ridge Loops 16 Hurricane Hill 17 The Klahhane Ridge Loop 18 Mount Angeles 19 PJ Lake Additional Trails The Rainshadow 20 Elk Mountain 21 Badger Valley 22 Grand Valley 23 Cameron Pass 24 The Gray Wolf River 25 The Upper Dungeness Trail 26 The Royal Basin 27 The Tubal Cain Trail 28 Marmot Pass 29 Mount Townsend–Silver Lake 30 Tunnel Creek Additional Trails The Hood Canal Country 31 The Dosewallips River 32 Anderson Pass 33 Constance Pass 34 Lake Constance 35 Lacrosse Pass 36 Jupiter Ridge 37 The Duckabush River 38 Lena Lakes 39 Mildred Lakes 40 Mount Ellinor 41 Mount Rose 42 Wagonwheel Lake 43 The North Fork of the Skokomish 44 Flapjack Lakes 45 Six Ridge Additional Trails The Western Approaches 46 Colonel Bob 47 Lake Sundown 48 Enchanted Valley 49 O’Neil Pass 50 The North Fork of the Quinault 51 The Skyline Trail 52 The Queets River 53 The South Fork of the Hoh River 54 The Hoh River 55 Hoh Lake 56 The Bogachiel River 57 Rugged Ridge Additional Trails The Olympic Coastline 58 Elephant Rock 59 The Kalaloch Beaches 60 The South Wilderness Coast 61 The Quillayute Needles (Second Beach) 62 The Shipwreck Coast 63 The Ozette Loop 64 Point of the Arches 65 Shi Shi Beach 66 Cape Flattery Additional Trails Appendix A Extended Trips Appendix B Backcountry Camping Areas in Olympic National Park Appendix C Backcountry Camping Areas in Olympic National Forest Appendix D Backcountry Camping Areas on the Olympic Coastline Appendix E Useful Addresses About the Author

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This book describes a 585 mile network of maintained trails in a wilderness ecosystem that stretches from the beaches of the Pacific to the heart of the Olympic Mountains.
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