Parks in Sequim, Washington

This sensational ride weaves around the base of Dirty Face Ridge within the Olympic Range, just outside the boundaries of the national forest and the Buckhorn Wilderness Area. Wide switchbacks in t... More on Trails

The views are spectacular and the twisty exposed downhills on Gold Creek are a Kick. More on trails.mtbr.com

Winding singletrack and doubletrack More on trails.mtbr.com

The whole loop is about 7.5 miles with great beach views midway. More on trails.mtbr.com

An extended 13.7-mile trip from Gray Wolf Camp to Dose Meadows. This trail links the Gray Wolf and Dosewallips drainages, crossing Cameron and Lost passes along the way. The grades to the passes ar... More on Trails

One Highlight for the group that I guided on this extended backpacking trip More on Trails

When Olympic National Park was established in 1938, its boundaries were rather arbitrary, usually following neither recognizable natural features nor any other discernable pattern. As a result, som... More on Trails

This was an awesome hike! I took the trail to Home Lake (full of brook trou More on Trails

This 14.4-mile out-and-back long day hike or backpack in the northeastern Olympics in Olympic National Park features a large alpine cirque encircled by the greatest concentration of 7,000-foot peak... More on Trails

Excellent hike! Easy 1 mile gradual hike to cutoff bridge with Dungeness Ri More on Trails

The Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge is home to over 250 species ... More on TripAdvisor

Beautiful, long hike along the beach. You might sight a seal if you're luc More on Trails

A 1.9-mile one way day hike to the summit of Mount Zion. This trail offers one of the easiest ascents to a summit in the Olympic Mountains. From its position at the leeward edge of the mountains, v... More on Trails

The write up from trails.com was all but useless. The directions to the tr More on Trails

A 9.7-mile backpack from Forest Road 2860 through the Buckhorn Wilderness to Home Lake within the park. This trail penetrates deep into the heart of the Buckhorn Wilderness, then enters Olympic Nat... More on Trails

Beautiful trail with few users. We only saw 4 other groups and no one was More on Trails

This is a public lake on the border of WA and British Columbia. There are climbs all around the lake and within ... More on RockClimbing

An 8.7-mile backpack from Forest Road 2860 to Marmot Pass in the Buckhorn Wilderness. The trail curves onto the western face of the ridge, 3,000 feet above the floor of the Dungeness Valley. Note that the slopes that face slightly ... More on Trails