Olympic Discovery Trail. The Olympic Peninsula is Washington State’s premier destination for non-motorized touring.

The Olympic Discovery Trail is a route from Port Townsend all the way to the Pacific Coast at La Push. Learn more about the trail segments and access points

The Olympic Peninsula is the farthest northwest expanse of land one can explore along the US coast. Explore the Olympic Discovery Trail in Washington today!

Mature forests of evergreen, fir, hemlock, and cedar, interspersed with deciduous maple and alder, provide a canopy for many miles of the Olympic Discovery Trail and the Olympic Adventure Trail. West of the Elwha River to the remote western segments, the ODT route passes through virgin and state-managed forests before reaching the awe of the ...

We have put together a set of maps that include the following: ODT Trail Segments: East, East Central, West Central & West (8.5″ x 14″) Olympic Adventure Trail (8.5″ x 14″) 2023 Bicycling the Olympic Peninsula – Eastern Jefferson County(18″ x 24″) 2023 Bicycling the Olympic Peninsula – Eastern Clallam County(18″ x 24″)

See you on the Trail. Goal: To have the Olympic Discovery Trail – “Pathway to the Pacific” – completed for all to use.

The Olympic Discovery Trail makes the outdoors accessible to all: walking, hiking, biking, and horseback to reconnect with oneself and nature, exercise, or connect and socialize with others. It’s such an asset to the community both for residents and those who visit.”

Introduction This map is intended to provide information to cyclists so that they can make their own decisions as to which route is suited for their skill level. Facilities on the Olympic Peninsula range from narrow roads with no shoulders to roads with bike lanes or wide

2023年4月13日 · The Puget Sound to Pacific (PS2P) network would be bookended by the Olympic Discovery Trail and the planned Sound to Olympics Trail, linking communities and local connecting trails along the route.

This map shows the separate horse trail between MP 20 and 21. The OAT shown here is restricted to hikers and cyclists between the logging road/singletrack intersection near MP 21 and Field Creek, near MP 20. The County established the split trail here (the equestrian path follows logging roads) because the"main" route is too narrow and the