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Aurora Divide Trail

Olympic National ParkLake CrescentGoal trailNot yet hiked

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Route info

Length
3.6 mi
Route gain
4,800 ft

Published figures from the park, the forest, WTA or AllTrails. "Route gain" is for a popular WTA hike that uses this trail, so it may cover more or less than the trail itself.

Season & conditions

For reference
Seasonal access
Snow encountered at 4,500' elevation. Expect snow and winter conditions at higher elevations during the winter and into early summer.
Passes & permits
NPS entrance fee/pass (park-wide); wilderness permit required for all overnight trips; WTA lists: America the Beautiful Pass
Trail status
Snow encountered at 4,500' elevation. 26 downed trees that can be navigated by most people on foot with the largest being around 6' in diameter between Upper Barnes Creek/Aurora Divide trail junction. 24 downed trees reported between Upper Barnes Creek/Aurora Divide junction to Pond beneath West Peak/Happy Ridge (0.5 miles shy of Aurora Ridge on Au (NPS, updated 6/2/26)
Road
No recent report

Conditions change fast, and these notes may be out of date. Check official sources before you go: NPS Olympic trail & road conditions.

Sources: nps.gov 1 · nps.gov 2 · wta.org

Trail line: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). It may not follow the whole published route.

Finding the trailhead

Trailhead
Marymere Falls Trailhead
Seasonal access
Snow encountered at 4,500' elevation. Expect snow and winter conditions at higher elevations during the winter and into early summer.
Pass
NPS entrance fee/pass (park-wide); wilderness permit required for all overnight trips; WTA lists: America the Beautiful Pass

Directions to trailhead

From public park, forest and WTA info. Roads and access change, so check before you go.

Official source

National Park Service

Map

Public trail lineParkForest
USGS The National Map · NPS · USFS · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Public trail line from park and forest GIS data. My GPS track replaces it after I hike it.