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Mt. Ellinor Trail #812

Olympic National ForestHood Canal AreaGoal trailNot yet hiked

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Route info

Length
3.1 mi
Elevation gain
—

Published figures from the park, the forest, WTA or AllTrails.

Season & conditions

For reference
Seasonal access
At timberline, 2.5 miles from the lower trailhead, the trail intersects the winter climbing route to the right and the summer trail route to the left. Please use the summer route during the snow free months to prevent damage to the fragile vegetation along the winter climbing route. Winter Route to Summit: Use extra caution when climbing the chute, especially when it is cloudy and foggy as the roc
Passes & permits
Northwest Forest Pass/America the Beautiful or day-use fee ($5/day, $30 annual per USFS trailhead page)
Trail status
Mt. Ellinor Lower Trailhead: Site Open; Mt. Ellinor Upper Trailhead: Site Open
Road
No recent report

Conditions change fast, and these notes may be out of date. Check official sources before you go: USFS Olympic NF alerts.

Sources: fs.usda.gov 1 · fs.usda.gov 2 · fs.usda.gov 3

Finding the trailhead

Trailhead
Mt. Ellinor Lower Trailhead · Mt. Ellinor Upper Trailhead
Seasonal access
At timberline, 2.5 miles from the lower trailhead, the trail intersects the winter climbing route to the right and the summer trail route to the left. Please use the summer route during the snow free months to prevent damage to the fragile vegetation along the winter climbing route. Winter Route to Summit: Use extra caution when climbing the chute, especially when it is cloudy and foggy as the roc
Pass
Northwest Forest Pass/America the Beautiful or day-use fee ($5/day, $30 annual per USFS trailhead page)

Directions to trailhead

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

Official source

USDA Forest Service

Map

Public trail lineParkForest
USGS The National Map · NPS · USFS

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