Family Things To Do in Quilcene, Washington

With the Olympic Range towering overhead, this part of Hood Canal is the epitome of the meeting place of land and sea. When you can take your eyes off this gorgeous backdrop, there is plenty to look at up close: rich estuaries, lagoons, ... More on Trails

Short trail (1.8 miles) to the summit of Mt. Zion that permits trail bikes, ... More on TripAdvisor

This trail is not for beginners. Be prepared for a steep, rugged climb, bu More on Trails

We continue to capture the past for present and future generations through photos, artifacts and documents. We want to continue with oral and family histories, as well as the history ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The QUILCENE HISTORICAL MUSEUM is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization incorporated in 1991. Its purpose is to: preserve, display and explain the history of the Quilcene area; promote the preservation... More on MuseumStuff.com

A new trail to a lovely, narrow, woodland waterfall rewards photographers and families with exquisite beauty. In spring native rhododendrons bloom along the trail, which apparently was once a loggi... More on Trails

This is a brilliant hike for children and adults. Once you get to the fall More on Trails

Mount Townsend is embraced as a winter and spring scramble because it has easy access and a trail that runs across the summit crest. As a northeastern corner post of the Olympic Mountains, Mount To... More on Trails

I must have been pretty out of shape for this hike because me over three ho More on Trails

A 7.1-mile day hike or backpack from Forest Road 2750 to the Upper Dungeness Trail. The trail descends into the pass from the north, while the Marmot Pass route departs on a southwesterly tangent. ... More on Trails

The ascent began at 0945 and was a nice gradual hike for the first few mile More on Trails

If for some terrible reason you are only allowed one hike in the Olympics in your lifetime, this should be it. The trail to Marmot Pass captures the very essence of what makes the Olympics so speci... More on Trails

Should have started even earlier to get views of the Sound. More on Trails

Mount Constance is the third highest of the Olympic Mountains and the highest of the Olympic peaks visible from Seattle. The craggy peak, which is composed of old, loose basalt and pillow lava, has... More on Trails

Road washed out 5 miles from trail head. Parked and rode bikes. Area closed More on Trails

A 4-mile day hike to the summit of Mount Townsend, or 5.5 miles to Silver Lake. This trail climbs to the top of Mount Townsend for sweeping views of the leeward Olympics. The route also offers an o... More on Trails

Hiked up to the lake on Sunday (7/9/06). It started getting a little crowd More on Trails