オリンピック山脈でののおすすめグラベルライド

Stunning painting & historic reminder.

Carrie Blake Fishing Pond is the centerpiece of Carrie Blake Park. It's a tiny little reservoir that serves as the site of a youth fishing tournament each year. There are benches around the pond if you need to take a break from the bike for a moment.

Once you reach the end of the trail at East Beach Road, you can walk down to the river to see the spot where Lyre River flows into Lake Crescent. Enjoy the beautiful natural surrounding.

You'll have to hop off your bike here for a quick walk to an overlook of the dam itself, and the forest-clad lake it holds back. If you can lock your bike up, there's a walking trail that goes right over the dam.

Port Angeles, situated along a port of the same name, is a picturesque town that serves as the gateway to Olympic National Park. For those riding the ODT it serves as a great place to rest and refuel as there are a number of great restaurants, accommodations, and grocery stores.

Amazing trail. Can do on a gravel bike or MTB. Great for first time bike packers.

Located in the northern foothills of the Olympic Mountains, Lake Crescent, approximately 18 miles west of Port Angeles, offers a tranquil escape into nature. Its pristine, glacially carved waters make it a perfect destination for those seeking natural beauty. Interestingly, the lake's unique history, including a massive landslide 7,000 years ago, has led to distinct populations of Crescenti and Beardslee trout, adapted through genetic isolation.

Sequim Bay State Park offers a year-round respite for the weary. Along with a beautiful stretch of coastline the park also has a number of hiker-biker campsites designated for those that walk or ride in.