Olympic National Park<\/strong> –
\n“The Olympic Mountains are host to montane forests giving way to subalpine meadows, rocky alpine slopes and glacier-capped summits. …Linking ocean and land ecosystems, rivers and streams provide a highway for fish and other wildlife to move both up and downstream\u2026.The park protects one of the largest remaining blocks of old growth forest and temperate rain forest in the lower 48 states\u2026.From sandy beaches to rocky offshore islands, Olympic’s shoreline harbors a wealth of marine and intertidal communities.”
\nHere is the Park website<\/a>.\u00a0 Phone 360-565-3130 \u00a0Link to Maps and Brochures<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0Park Map
\n<\/a>Although some of these trails have little elevation gain, mosses, mud, and wet rocks and roots can make them challenging. \u00a0Accessible Adventures video<\/a>
\nElwha<\/a>
\nMadison Falls \u00a00.1 mile one way paved trail to a 60 ft. waterfall.<\/p>\n

? <\/strong>Smokey Bottom Trail 1.9 miles one way. \u00a0“Winds through forest above former Lake Mills.” \u00a0Although there is only 18 ft. elevation change on this trail, it may have difficult footing. \u00a0Call to find out.
\nDosewallips<\/a>
\n?\u00a0<\/strong>Terrace Loop “Easy 1.2 mile loop through forested terraces above the Dosewallips River. Elevation gain 200 feet.”
\nDeer Park<\/a>
\n? <\/strong>RainShadow Loop 0.5 mile self guided trail to top of Blue Mountain. \u00a0Elevation gain is 170 ft and I do not know how difficult the path is. \u00a0Call first.
\nHoh Rain Forest<\/a>
\nMini Trail\u00a00.1 mile “…flat, paved, accessible-with-assistance loop in old growth rain forest.”
\n0.8 mile “…easy loop through old growth temperate rain forest, with 100 foot elevation gain.”
\n?<\/strong> Spruce Nature Trail 1.2 mile loop. \u00a0“…loop through temperate rain forest to Hoh River. Less than 100 foot elevation gain.” \u00a0Could be difficult footing.
\nHurricane Ridge<\/a>
\nCirque Rim 0.5 mile one way. \u00a0“Easy paved trail with views of Port Angeles and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Wheelchair accessible with assistance.”
\nBig Meadow 0.25 one way \u00a0“Easy paved trail crosses open meadows with views of the Olympics. Wheelchair accessible with assistance.”
\n\u00a0Hurricane Hill. \u00a0The first 0.25 miles of this\u00a01.6 mile trail is wheelchair accessible with assistance. Paved.
\nKalaloch<\/a>
\nKalaloch Nature Trail\u00a01.0 mile \u00a0“…easy loop through coastal forest, with stairs and elevation change less than 40 feet.”
\nRuby Beach and Beach 4 have accessible overlooks.<\/p>\n

Lake Crescent
\n<\/a><\/a>Moments in Time 0.6 mile loop 0.6 mile loop \u00a0“Self-guided nature trail through forest and by the lake, 0.6 loop none accessible with assistance.”
\nMora Area<\/a>
\nRialto Beach \u00a0200 ft path to ocean view. \u00a0“Temporary accessible ramp available in summer season.”
\nQuinault<\/a>
\nMaple Glade \u00a00.5 mile flat loop through a mossy bigleaf maple grove. \u00a0Accessible with assistance, but not fully ADA.
\nKestner Homestead \u00a01.3 mile loop. \u00a0Accessible with assistance, but not fully ADA.
\nStaircase<\/a>
\nShady Lane 0.9 mile trail to Four Stream Road and Lake Cushman. \u00a0First 0.1 mile is accessible.
\nStaircase Rapids Loop \u00a02 mile trail of which “The 0.6 miles to the Big Cedar, and the 0.5 mile section to a river viewpoint are accessible with assistance.”<\/p>\n