Twanoh State Park Trail

Forest Beach, Washington

1 Review

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DESCRIPTION FROM:

Day Hiking: Olympic Peninsula - 2nd Edition

by Craig Romano (The Mountaineers Books)

Enjoy an easy hike along a salmon-spawning stream in a lush emerald ravine. Twanoh is derived from the Skokomish people, meaning “gathering place.” Twanoh State Park protects 182 acres of prime Hood Canal real estate—a perfect place for hikers and wildlife to gather.

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Trail Statistics and Information


Activity Type:	Hiking
Nearby City:	Forest Beach
Distance:	2.3
Elevation Gain:	375 feet
Trail Type:	Out-and-back
Skill Level:	Easy
Season:	Year-round
Trailhead Elevation:	25 feet
Top Elevation:	400 feet
Accessibility:	Dog-friendly, Kid-friendly
Local Contacts:	Twanoh State Park
Local Maps:	USGS Mason Lake
Driving Directions:	Directions to Twanoh State Park Trail

Recent Trail Reviews

Becca P.

Rating:

Date of Trip: 6/27/2009

A lovely, well-maintained trail that winds along a river then works its way uphill. There are several benches along the trail. When you get to the group campsite near the top you can choose to take another trail down, or follow the gravel road which has some nice views of Hood Canal. I recommend both! Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.