8.8 miles
Distance
482 ft
Climb
-482 ft
Descent
212 ft
High Point
0 ft
Altitude change
2 ft
Altitude min
36 ft
Altitude start
36 ft
Altitude end
-39.9%
Grade max
28.4%
Grade min
4 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
2 miles
Distance flat

This hike is best during low tide. Check the Tide Charts before setting out.

A great introduction to the wild coast of Olympic National Park.

Detailed Description
Ozette Triangle is a 9 mile less popular intermediate route located near Washington. This hike only route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 482 ft with a max elevation of 212 ft then descends -482 ft.
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Stats

  • Distance
    9 miles
  • Altitude change
    0 ft
  • Altitude min
    2 ft
  • Altitude start
    36 ft
  • Altitude end
    36 ft
  • Climb
    482 ft
  • Descent
    -482 ft
  • Grade max
    -39.9%
  • Grade min
    28.4%
  • Distance climb
    4 miles
  • Distance down
    3 miles
  • Distance flat
    2 miles

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Directions

  1. Walk south on Cape Alava Trail.
  2. Continue for 400 meters.
  3. Turn right to stay on Cape Alava Trail.
  4. Continue for 5 kilometers.
  5. Walk southeast on Ozette River to Sand Pt Beach Travelway.
  6. Continue for 4 kilometers.
  7. Walk north on Sand Point Trail.
  8. Continue for 4 kilometers.
  9. Turn right onto Cape Alava Trail.
  10. Continue for 400 meters.
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