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Dosewallips RiverOlympic, WA
Olympic, WA
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johnlpTriplogs 5,208
Hiking15.42 Miles 2,296 AEG
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Ron and I hiked to the old ranger station and campground along the Dosewallips river. Most of the trail is an old road bed. Easy grade, beautiful scenery.
Later in the day we did a short hike into the Duckabush river with my wife and the pooch. Saw salmon jumping. Fun hike. :)
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Anderson GlacierOlympic, WA
Olympic, WA
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shelby147Triplogs 119
Backpack40.00 Miles 8,500 AEG
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8,500 ft AEG26 LBS Pack
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Made a quick trip out to the Anderson "Glacier". This was meant to be a longer itinerary but alas, I missed the puppy at home and got tired of looking at trees. Soooo many trees along Dosewallips. Views of the mountains don't really open up until Camp Siberia.The abandonded ranger station is interesting and campground nearby has great sites along the river. The road walk is tedious but means more solitude once you're out there. This was my first trip this summer where I didn't have to ford anything in my boots!

I found just enough room on the ridge above the Anderson Moraine to camp (more than one person would have to camp on the moraine). What a glorious campsite - views down the Quinault valley and a close up on Anderson peak and the tarn below. Avalanche lillies were in peak bloom on the hill above Anderson pass and indian paintbrush, columbine, lupine, valerian, white bistort, etc. were starting up by the ridge.
 

WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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