5.2 hr
The Bogachiel River is a classic example of a lowland rainforest ecosystem, with a rough and tumble trail that extends all the way to the head of the valley. Born on lower mountains than the Hoh, Queets, and Quinault, it lacks the glacial coloration and tremendous flow associated with those valleys. What it makes up for is miles of solitude and adventure.
Wildlife sightings are fairly common on the Bogachiel River trail. Just be sure to keep a respectful distance from all wildlife. Photo by Wes Partch. Full-size image
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