Olympic National Park and Discovery Trail Multisport Tour

by Bicycle Adventures
Region
Washington
Duration
6 days
Guided Status
Guided
Difficulty
All Levels
D-Score™
D1 - Beginner Friendly

Overview

Discover and explore what we ultimately strive for in a cycling vacation–which is to simply “Pedal Happy”. The Olympic Discovery Trail follows an old logging railway along the northern portion of the Olympic Peninsula. Pedal with the snowcapped Olympic Mountain Range to one side and the Strait of Juan de Fuca on the other.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Hike through ancient forests at Lake Quinault and explore the beach at Kalaloch. Stay at Kalaloch National Park Lodge on the coast.

Hike through ancient forests at Lake Quinault and explore the beach at Kalaloch. Stay at Kalaloch National Park Lodge on the coast.

Day 2: Hike the Hoh Rainforest's legendary Hall of Mosses and Hoh River Trail before heading to Lake Crescent.

Hike the Hoh Rainforest's legendary Hall of Mosses and Hoh River Trail before heading to Lake Crescent.

Day 3: Saddle up and set out on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Ride the Sol Duc River valley to the shores of Lake Crescent and spend another night at the National Park Lodge.

28 km 1278 m

D1

Saddle up and set out on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Ride the Sol Duc River valley to the shores of Lake Crescent and spend another night at the National Park Lodge.

Day 4: Continue cycling on the Discovery Trail along Lake Crescent and on to Port Angeles.

26 km 795 m

D1

Continue cycling on the Discovery Trail along Lake Crescent and on to Port Angeles.

Day 5: Spend the day hiking through subalpine glory at Hurricane Ridge. Enjoy views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Spend the day hiking through subalpine glory at Hurricane Ridge. Enjoy views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

Day 6: Ride the Olympic Discovery Trail from Port Angeles to Sequim Bay. Cross Puget Sound on an afternoon ferry back to Seattle.

27 km 1180 m

D1

Ride the Olympic Discovery Trail from Port Angeles to Sequim Bay. Cross Puget Sound on an afternoon ferry back to Seattle.

Accommodation & Services

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What's Included

Catering services
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Bike rental
Support vehicle following all rides

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