Detailed trail guides of Kalaloch-area beaches for disabled hikers.
Kalaloch Beaches
Trail Report: Hoh Rainforest River Walk
Hoh Rainforest River Walk takes you through Spruce rainforest to Alder groves and views of the Hoh river. It is rated two spoons, located near Forks, WA.
Trail Report: Gatton Creek Trail, Lake Quinault
Trail Report: Gatton Creek Trail, Lake Quinault is a one - two spoon hike to a bridge overlooking a waterfall near Lake Quinault.
Trail Report: Lake Aldwell/Elwha Dam Overlook
Trail Report: Lake Aldwell/Elwha Dam Overlook is a two spoon, partially wheelchair accessible trail near Port Angeles.
Lyre Conservation Area
Lyre Conservation Area is a two spoon 2 mile hike along a gravel road through mixed forest to the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Port Angeles, WA.
Spruce Railroad Trail
Spruce Railroad is a 6 mile four spoon hike along Lake Crescent with the option of a two spoon hike to a popular photo spot.
Deschutes Falls Park
Deschutes Falls Park is a four spoon, muddy hike to stunning river and waterfall views. The park is near Olympia and Mount Rainier.
Elk Creek Conservation Area
Elk Creek Conservation Area is rated a three spoon hike along a creek in quiet temperate rainforest in Forks, Washington.
Rialto Beach
Rialto Beach is rated as a two spoon, partially wheelchair accessible hike with beautiful ocean views near Forks, Washington.
