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Martins Park/Lakes Primitive Trail

Olympic National ParkQuinaultGoal trailNot yet hiked

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Route info

Length
2.4 mi
Elevation gain
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Published figures from the park, the forest, WTA or AllTrails.

Season & conditions

For reference
Seasonal access
No info yet
Passes & permits
NPS entrance fee/pass (park-wide); wilderness permit required for all overnight trips
Trail status
Visitors enter fire damaged areas at their own risk and should be alert for falling trees/branches, trail damage, loose rocks, and windblown dust/ash Lower sections of this trail are quite wet/marshy 11 trees down across the trail, the largest of which is 3 feet in diameter and can be challenging to get over/around. (NPS, updated 9/29/26)
Road
Temporary bridge at MP14 North Shore Rd removed 10/22/26: Graves Creek TH only via South Shore Rd; North Fork TH only via North Shore Rd (NPS)

Conditions change fast, and these notes may be out of date.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 · nps.gov 3

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

Finding the trailhead

Road
Temporary bridge at MP14 North Shore Rd removed 10/22/26: Graves Creek TH only via South Shore Rd; North Fork TH only via North Shore Rd (NPS)
Pass
NPS entrance fee/pass (park-wide); wilderness permit required for all overnight trips

Getting there

Drive to North Fork Trailhead, then hike 14.9 mi via North Fork Quinault River Trail to reach this trail.

Directions to road trailhead

Approach from Trail Atlas research, medium confidence. Not field-checked. There's no shorter public approach.

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

Map

Public trail lineApproachParkForest
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.