Pet Friendly Things To Do in Brinnon, Washington

Although the Dosewallips River flows through it, and the Olympic Mountains rise behind it, Dosewallips State Park is best-known for its tidal flats. The park includes two satellite parks, Pleasant ... More on LLBean.com

Well-known for family-friendly camping and great shell fishing on Hood Canal, unbeknownst to many visitors the 425-acre Dosewallips State Park offers good hiking too. There are over 5 miles of trai... More on Trails

A long trail leads to a luscious meadow and climbs onward to the edge of one of the largest glaciers in the eastern Olympics. Enjoy glorious views down the Dosewallips River to Mount Constance, ove... More on Trails

We backpacked this trail in mid July 2008. The road is washed out about 5 More on Trails

A 12.7-mile backpack from the Dosewallips Ranger Station to Dose Meadows. The path climbs high into a brushfield to reach the grassy meadow that marks a great bend in the valley. This meadow comman... More on Trails

Great trail,however one major problem this season is that the road was wash More on Trails

A 7.1-mile day hike to the summit of Mount Jupiter. This trail follows a high ridgetop into the Brothers Wilderness, arriving at an old lookout site that commands excellent views of the eastern Oly... More on Trails

Fairly uncrowded ridge line trail, good for families . More on Trails

A 21.1-mile backpack from Forest Road 2510 to Marmot Lake. The Duckabush River follows a long and remote valley deep into the heart of the southeastern Olympics. Its lower reaches flow through The ... More on Trails

We took this trail all the way from the Duckabush trailhead and back. I ag More on Trails

This trail is a beautiful introduction to the magnificence of Olympic National Park. The route initially follows the deep, V-shaped canyon of the Dosewallips River, then climbs gently for 9 miles, passing through various plant zones ... More on Trails

This is not an easy hike; it is recommended for hikers and backpackers with routefinding skills. Lake of the Angels is nestled in the Valley of Heaven, perhaps so named because you almost have to d... More on Trails

Challenging. That word could sum it up. This trail covers a lot of bases; f More on Trails

Located within the 44,000-acre Buckhorn Wilderness, Tunnel Creek is one of the quietest trails in the Olympic rain shadow. Perhaps because it doesnt ... More on Trails

Situated on the Duckabush RiverWest Fork Dosewallips River divide, Elk Lick and LaCrosse are the high limits that make up the cleft of scenic and enchanting LaCrosse Pass. Deep in the interior of the Olympic National Park, this territory ... More on Trails

A long, bone-dry, and at times steep trek to a former lookout site atop Mount Jupiter, where youll be treated to sweeping views of the Olympic eastern front, Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and other Cascade peaks of prominence. Situated ... More on Trails