Wednesday, July 29, 2020

Dungeness River Trail Olympic National Forest


The family and I Hiked the Dungeness River Trail and had a blast. We captured some great photos and video footage. Please leave a comment below. Dungeness River Trail Olympic National Forest The Upper Dungeness River trail is an easy stroll along a roaring river and among towering trees. It’s great for all ages (as long as the trail is snow- and ice-free), and the shelter at Camp Handy is a welcome and dry lunch destination on rainy days. The trail parallels the river during most of the journey, always within earshot and often in view. The forest canopy is magnificent, with old-growth Douglas-fir more than 200 feet high and hundreds of years old. The forest floor is no slouch either, with a green, mossy carpet and an array of fascinating fungi. The trail crosses the river at 2.6 miles and a junction at 3.2 miles takes you right to the Camp Handy shelter. This is a great turn-around spot for an easy day on the trail.


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