Quinault Big Cedar Trail
Travel .2 mile on the Quinault Big Cedar Trail to one of the worlds' largest Western Red Cedars.
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Quinault Big Cedar Trail Details
Travel .2 mile on the Quinault Big Cedar Trail to one of the worlds' largest Western Red Cedars. This trail is a lot of fun for kids (of all ages) because it is short and has many stairs and boardwalks on the way to the destination. The trailhead is 2.0 miles up the North Shore Road from Highway 101.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
0.2 miles
Estimated time
30 minutes
Region
N/A
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Quinault Big Cedar Trail
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1.5 mi away
July Creek
Picnic tables and an accessible vault toilet are located near the lake.
1.8 mi away
North Shore Road
This road into the Quinault section of Olympic National Park runs about 15 miles from U.S. 101.
2.2 mi away
Willaby
Located on the south shore of Lake Quinault, the Willaby Campground is shaded by giant trees.
2.2 mi away
Lake Quinault Lodge
This rustic lodge features rooms with lake views, fireplaces, and lodging in a historic former boathouse.
2.8 mi away
Big Sitka Spruce Tree
You'll find the world's largest spruce tree near the Rain Forest Resort Village at Lake Qunault.
