オリンピック山脈のおすすめMTBライド

Hop off your bike for a short walk to this incredible viewpoint of the Glines Canyon Spillway. You'll see the rushing, bright turquoise-colored waters below and maybe even spot salmon working their way upstream.

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

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.

At this trail junction, the path concludes, transitioning into the Lower Big Quilcene Trailhead road. If you're arriving from the trail, you have the option to turn around and head back or choose to follow the road, eventually reaching Townsend Creek Road. On the other hand, if you're coming from the road, this junction will give you access to the Lower Big Quilcene Trail, a serene forested path nestled along the Big Quilcene River.

This footbridge crosses the river to continue on the trail or is an excellent spot to turn around at the halfway point of a great run. The beautiful views of the river, surrounded by the lush forest, and the calm sounds of the water flowing by are fantastic.

Enjoy the peaceful view of the Elwha River in Olympic National Park. The river has special meaning for the Lower Elwha Klallam people, and it's named after the Native American word for "elk." The river flows from the heart of the park and offers a serene sight with its blue waters.

This trail emerged as a temporary fix for a washed-out road. As you venture along this path, you'll find yourself under the canopy of an ancient old-growth forest.