Brinnon 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This viewpoint along the short Falls View Loop Trail is the perfect spot to watch the waterfall flow into the Big Quilcene River. Enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding forest.

Located in the Olympic National Forest, the Falls View Canyon Trail leads along the Big Quilcene River and offers spectacular views while hiking through the lush canyon. The trail is the perfect addition if you feel like hiking a little more than only the little Falls View Loop section.

Located right next to the Campground, this is the trailhead for Falls View Loop Trail & Falls View Canyon Trail. The campground features some basic amenities like a restroom.

At the South Viewpoint you are able to see Mount Rainier, the state's loftiest peak at 14,410 feet. Beyond this natural wonder, the distant panorama includes glimpses of major metropolitan areas. Everett, situated 33 miles away, Seattle at 28 miles, and Tacoma 39 miles in the distance all come into view. When the day is exceptionally clear, you might even spot the iconic Seattle Space Needle.

The climb up can be a challenge, but the rewards are well worth it. From this viewpoint, you're treated to stunning 360 views. To the west, you'll catch a glimpse of Mt. Jupiter, the nearest high peak to Hood Canal. Further on, Mt. Constance stands as the third-highest peak in the Olympics, with its awe-inspiring rock faces. On exceptionally clear days, you'll even spot Mt. Baker to the northeast, the state's fourth-highest peak with a remarkable glacial system.

This well-maintained trail begins with a gradual 250-foot ascent to the falls. The path levels out before the last 1/2 mile, where you get a nice incline before reaching the falls at 1,050 feet. In the spring, rhododendrons bloom, adding a splash of color and beauty to the surrounding green forest.

This beautiful and relatively unknown waterfall is 130 feet of roaring plunging water nestled in the middle of the lush green forest. If you visit during spring, you will see an added bonus of pink bursts of flowers blooming near the tiered falls.

Dosewallips State Park is beautiful, with 425 acres surrounded by sound and sea, forest, beaches and deltas nestled along the Dosewallips River and the Hood Canal. There are 3.5 miles of trails with trees covered in moss, where you are likely to see amazing wildlife, including elk herds on the ground and bald eagles in the air. A Discovery pass is necessary for vehicle entrance to the park.