Tubal Cain Trail #840

Tubal Cain Trail vicinity map within the Dungeness area.

Area Status: Open

In the upper reaches of Tubal Cain Trail with views of the surrounding area

This 8.6 mile trail within Buckhorn Wilderness travels through conifer forest to a historic mine site. Remnants of historic Tubal Cain copper and manganese mine are visible on this trail. You can take a side spur trail up the Tull Canyon Trail to the site of a 1952 B-17 crash site. Continuing on the original trail cross a creek and switchback up alpine meadows to Buckhorn Lake. Continue past the lake, to Marmot Pass for ridge line views and mountain scenery.

At Marmot Pass there are junctions with Upper Dungeness Trail #833.2 and Upper Big Quilcene Trail #833.

Rustic trail shelter in misty forest, by Alex Weinmann

Title:	Tubal Cain Shelter by Alex Weinmann
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Title:	Tubal Cain Trail June 2017
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Tubal Cain Trail leads through a large upper elevation meadow

Title:	Tubal Cain Trail June 2017, Olympic National Forest by Michael Becker_2
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At a Glance

Open Season:	Early Summer
Restrictions:	Wilderness regulations apply. View Weed Free Feed Requirement and other good Know Before You Go tips.
Closest Towns:	Sequim, WA
Operated By:	Forest Service
Information Center:	Hood Canal Ranger District, Quilcene Office