Olympic Discovery Trail
Spruce Railroad Trail Segment, Olympic Peninsula
Address: 121 E. Railroad Ave, Port Angeles, WA 98362, Clallam County
Highlights
Stretches from Port Townsend to the Pacific Ocean
90 miles are currently completed
130-mile trail overall
Suitable for pedestrians, bikes, pets, equestrians
E-bikes permitted
Many access points with nearby parking lots
The Westernmost part of the Great American Rail Trail
Location of the several foot and bike races
Wheelchair accessible
Magnificent scenery - waters edge, forests & farmland
Key Details
Always open
Free access to all
Segments close periodically for repair
Well-groomed trails
Traverses wooden bridges
Travels from sea level to 10,000 feet
Overview
The Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT) is a nationally significant regional trail that combines railroad right-of-way, rural corridors, low traffic side roads and highway shoulders along the northern edge of the Olympia Peninsula. Beginning in Port Townsend, the 130-mile trail travels west to the Pacific Ocean coast. The ODT is the westernmost segment of the Great American Rail Trail extending across the U.S. Highlights of the trail are Discovery Bay, Sequim Bay, the rural Dungeness River area, Port Angeles waterfront, Elwha River, Lake Crescent and the forested landscape of the western peninsula.
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Travel Guide
Olympic PeninsulaOn Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, located 90 miles west of Seattle, you’ll find a nature lover’s dream-come-true. Hiking, biking, water sports. From snow-capped peaks to pristine ocean beaches... get ready to explore one of the most captivating places on the planet!
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