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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.

If you want to escape the business of nearby Wynoochee Lake then this is the place to go. A short walk to the falls from the main road will afford you wonderful waterfall views and a body of water perfect for cooling off.

Wynoochee Lake reveals a breathtaking scenery defined by steep, rugged peaks adorned with lush conifer forest that rise above a glistening crystal clear body of water. At this end of the lake there is a picnic area and dam which makes a nice short out and back route. And if you're feeling more adventurous, you can embark on the 12-16 mile loop that encircles the entire lake (distance may vary depending on the safety of the Wynoochee River ford)

The path here passes straight over Wynoochee Dam, constructed in 1972 for flood control and industrial water. It is surrounded by beautiful nature including towering trees, incredible waterfalls, rivers, a lake and a network of great hiking trails.

The trailhead is right next to parking area. The Skokomish Lower South Fork Trail winds through ancient old-growth forests alongside the South Fork Skokomish River. This versatile trail is suitable for mountain biking, horseback riding, and offers opportunities for fishing in the nearby river. Along the way, you will see the historic LeBar Claim, Church Creek Shelter, and Harps Shelter.

As you traverse this area, you'll cross directly over the Wynoochee Dam. Owned by the city of Aberdeen and constructed in 1972, this dam plays a crucial role in controlling the flow of the Wynoochee River, ultimately forming the impressive Wynoochee Reservoir.

A picturesque 16-mile loop offering breathtaking views along the Wynoochee River and the tranquil Wynoochee Lake. You'll have the opportunity to traverse through sections of ancient old-growth forest.

This stretch of rail offers several viewpoints to see spawning salmon in the fall. As Totten Inlet's largest tributary, Kennedy Creek is an important salmon habitat.