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You will pass through the Recreation Area to reach the Wildlife Refuge. Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge provides a great place to check out waterfowl and seabirds on the coast. It is one of the world's longest natural spit sands and can be a long walk. That said, it's a great way to spend a nice day. The nice part is that you can turn back at any point, there are no monumental landmarks along the way that you'll miss if you don't make the end. That doesn't mean there is nothing to see,...

This trail is located in the Dungeness Recreation Area in Sequim, Washington. The first leg of the loop is through flat terrain (not paved) in the forest, ending at the overlook for the Dungeness Spit. From here you can see great views of the spit, the functioning lighthouse, Mt. Baker, Canada, the Strait of Juan De Fuca, and many more mountains. If you head west you'll reach the trail for the spit. The remainder of the loop trail is paved and takes you right back to the parking lot. There is...

This hike is through an undeveloped section of Miller Peninsula State Park. It is a relatively undeveloped trail with no official trailhead and few markings. The solitude and beautiful scenery are worth it. Access is near Diamond Point on the Miller Peninsula between Discovery Bay and Sequim Bay on the Olympic Peninsula. To access this trail, you will need to park in a pull-off on Diamond Hill Boulevard and walk the road to the trail. The trail descends to the beach on old logging roads. ...

The trail used to continue past the marked route on the map. You will come across signs telling you not to continue. It is washed out, down a ravine with a washed out bridge, and very dangerous. Do not cross sign indicating the end of the trail. This trail provides beautiful views of the river and surrounding mountain landscape.