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Big Quilcene Trail - No. 833

Trail is 5.3 miles inlength with maximum grades of 30%

Large parking area. Ten MileShelter at trailhead. No toilet or water.

Forest to meadows in BuckhornWilderness. Views of Big Quilcene River andvistas from Marmot Pass. Trail connects toUpper Dungeness and Tubal Cain Mine Trails.

Camping is available atTen Mile Shelter, Shelter Rock Camp, CampMystery and at several areas along the river.Day hiking, horseback riding, viewing sceneryand backpacking are a variety of recreationalexperiences. Please use existing campsites whenpossible and camp at least 100 feet from watersources. Treat all water taken from streamsbefore drinking. Pack out what you pack in.

Practice LEAVE NO TRACE techniques duringyour trip

Motorized vehicles andmountains bikes are prohibited. No opencampfires allowed above 3,500 feet insideBuckhorn Wilderness.



 The Basics


Length: 5.3 miles
Trailhead Elevation: 2500 feet
Managed By: Olympic National Forest
1835 Black Lk Blvd SW
Olympia, WA  98512
Phone: 360-956-2402


 Directions to Trailhead

The upper Big Quilcene Trail #833.1starts 16 miles from Quilcene on Forest ServiceRoad #2750. The Big Quilcene Trail has twosegments. This is the upper access. Take USHighway 101 south of Quilcene 1.0 mile toPenny Creek Road on the right. Follow PennyCreek Road staying left at the “Y” (mile 1.4) tothe Forest Service boundary and paved ForestService Road #27, continue on FS #27 another7.5 miles to the intersection with Forest ServiceRoad #2750. Drive #2750 for 4.7 miles to UpperBig Quilcene Trailhead.






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