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Obstruction Point
The highest trail in the park, a long but only moderately difficult ridgeline hike that runs 7.4 miles.
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Obstruction Point Details
The Obstruction Point trail is the highest trail in Olympic National Park, a long but only moderately difficult ridgeline hike that runs 7.4 miles from Hurricane Ridge down to Deer Park. It's open spring through fall, though you may need ice axes and other winter-climbing equipment early in the season.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
Region
North Side
Nearby Parks Around Obstruction Point
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Obstruction Point
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0.0 mi away
Obstruction Point-Deer Park Trail
This surprisingly undemanding trail weaves through spectacular subalpine meadows.
5.2 mi away
Ancient Lake Morse
During the last ice age, a giant ice sheet from Canada descended on the Olympic Range.
5.6 mi away
Hurricane Ridge Road
Hurricane Ridge Road provides your easiest access to Olympic's high country.
5.8 mi away
Deer Park Ranger Station
Intermittently staffed during summer and fall. Information available.
5.9 mi away
Deer Park Ranger Station
Intermittently staffed during summer and fall. Pit toilets located across from the ranger station.
