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North Fork Trail #3666 (Segment 1)
The 4.3 mile, 100 feet elevation gain, trail begins in an opening but soon enters a young forest. As you progress up river, the trees soon become large. The trail meanders along the river giving lots of excellent views and opportunities to walk down to the water. The forest is primarily Douglas fir and western hemlock with an under story of rhododendron and salal. This trail segment ends at Forest Road 1912. A second segment continues across Forest Road 1912 and up river to Forest Road 1919. When combined with Forest Road 19 this trail makes an excellent, but short, mountain bike loop.
- Length: 4.3 miles (6.9 km)
- Elevation: 100 feet elevation gain - trail begins at 1,100 feet and ends at 1,200 feet
- Difficulty: Easy to moderate
- Use: Hikers, horses and mountain bikes. Motorcycles are prohibited
At a Glance
| Usage: | Medium |
|---|---|
| Best Season: | Summer and fall |
| Water: | Natural water sources should be treated |
| Information Center: | Middle Fork Ranger Station |
General Information
General Notes:
Close to
Directions:
Access is from North Fork Segment 1 Trailhead.
Activities
Day Hiking
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
|---|
Alerts & Warnings
Highlights
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