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Lower Dungeness Trail #833.3
This 6.5 mile multi-use trail starts at the Lower Dungeness/Gold Creek trailhead off Forest Road 2870-230. It travels within conifer forest above Dungeness River and has some difficult sections. Mossy rock outcrops and steep side slopes are found in the Three O'clock Ridge area, also some valley and mountain views.
At a Glance
| Open Season: | Early Spring |
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| Closest Towns: | Sequim, WA |
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| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Hood Canal Ranger District, Quilcene Office |
General Information
Directions:Lower Dungeness/Gold Creek Trailhead - provides access to Lower Dungeness Trail & Gold Creek Trail.
Upper Dungeness Trailhead - provides access to both lower and upper portions of the Dungeness Trail.
Activities
Mountain Biking
River and Stream Fishing
Day Hiking
Grades mostly 10-15% and some gradients of 20%.Backpacking
Horse Riding
Viewing Scenery
OHV Trail Riding
The only off-road motorized riding use allowed on the Olympic National Forest are e-bikes or registered dirt bikes, on these trails:
Gold Creek Trail #830
Lower Big Quilcene Trail #833
Lower Dungeness Trail #833.3
Mt Zion Trail #836
Church Creek Trail #871
Lower Pete's Creek Trail #858.1
ATV, UTV, OHVs, or other forms of motorized transportation are not allowed anywhere on the Olympic National Forest.
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Washington State ORV Bill 1632 does not apply to federally managed Forest Service roads.
Thank you for Treading Lightly and helping us preserve your public lands.
Contact us for more information: (360) 956-2402