Parks in Neilton, Washington

Parks Nearby

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Olympia Parks	49.7 Mi
Port Angeles Parks	49.9 Mi
Shelton Parks	35.9 Mi
Aberdeen Parks	27.2 Mi
Ocean Shores Parks	29.9 Mi
Westport Parks	34.5 Mi
Forks Parks	40.8 Mi
Belfair Parks	44.3 Mi
Hoquiam Parks	26.7 Mi
Elma Parks	32.8 Mi
Amanda Park Parks	0.3 Mi
Quinault Parks	0.9 Mi
Humptulips Parks	9.8 Mi
Moclips Parks	16.6 Mi
Pacific Beach Parks	17.5 Mi
Copalis Crossing Parks	19.7 Mi
Pacific Beach State Park Parks	20.8 Mi
Copalis National Wildlife Refuge Parks	21.1 Mi
Copalis Beach Parks	21.8 Mi
Matlock Parks	22.1 Mi

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#1.

Colonel Bob

Neilton, Washington

Starting near sea level (trailhead elevation is a mere 230 feet), the Colonel Bob Trail climbs endlessly through deep old-growth forests, small forest clearings, and alpine meadows to provide stunn... More on Trails
The trail is totally blown over about two miles in. A massive wind storm in More on Trails

#2.

Fletcher Canyon

Neilton, Washington

The world-renowned temperate rainforests of the Olympic Peninsula survive mostly within the boundaries of Olympic National Park, meaning they are off limits to dogs. Yet a few remnants of the cathedral forests still remain on the ... More on Trails

#3.

Quinault National Recreation Trails

Amanda Park, Washington

The Quinault National Recreation Trail system offers a mÃ©lange of hiking options to choose from. With nearly 10 miles of well-maintained interconnecting trails, your choices are as varied as spring wildflowers on these popular paths. ... More on Trails

#4.

Lake La Crosse - O'Neill Pass

Quinault, Washington

Of all the wondrous places Ira and twin brother Bob were led to by their father in the 1930s, this is the one remembered well. A group of beautiful alpine lakes. Water sparkling amid the heather and huckleberries. Far far away from ... More on Trails

#5.

Skyline Trail

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

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With an elevation gain of 1,400 fee, this five-mile hiking trail starts from ... More on TripAdvisor
Rainforests to glaciers and back-Wow!! The diverse trip begins with a 9 mil More on Trails

#6.

Queets River

Clearwater, Washington

A 16.1-mile backpack from the Queets River Road to the Peltion Creek shelter. This trail follows the Queets River into some of the most remote and primitive country in Olympic National Park. The Qu... More on Trails
Snow begins at aprox. 3400'. There are at least 50 trees across the trail More on Trails

#7.

Brown creek

Hood Canal Ranger District, Olympic National Forest, 150 N. Lake Cushman Rd./ P.O. Box 68, Hoodsport, WA 98548, USA

Olympic National Forest Operating Days: 365 Total Capacity: 110 Season: Portions of Brown Creek Campground are open year round. Seasonal Information: During the off-season potable water is not avai... More on recreation.gov
This forested valley provides plenty of opportunities to experience the forest ecosystem. Black-tailed deer and elk move through this valley, descending along the creek to the shores of Lake Cushma... More on Trails

#8.

Upper Lena Lake

Hoodsport, Washington

Take Hwy 101 14 miles north of Hoodsport to FS 25 (Hamma Hamma Recreation Area) head west on FS 25 for 8 miles to the Lena Lake Trailhead (TR#810). Lena Lake is only accessible by trail. Located wi... More on AnglerWeb.com
This trail is pretty rough. The first three miles took an hour and fifteen More on Trails