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Distance
9.63 miles
Elevation Gain
3035 ft
Route Type
Out-and-Back
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Deer Ridge Trail in Sequim, Washington is a well-known hiking trail that offers a variety of natural features and scenic landmarks. The trail is approximately 9.63 miles long and is considered moderate in difficulty. It features an elevation gain of 3,035 feet, providing a challenging yet rewarding hike for those who take it on. The trail is known for its unique rock formations and the presence of a small river that runs alongside parts of the trail. Hikers can expect to see a variety of local flora and fauna, adding to the appeal of the trail. The trail also offers stunning views of the surrounding area, including a panoramic view of the Olympic Mountains. For those planning to hike the Deer Ridge Trail, it is recommended to bring plenty of water and snacks, as there are no facilities along the trail. It's also advised to wear sturdy hiking boots due to the rocky terrain. The trail is open year-round, but the best time to visit is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the trail is less crowded. In conclusion, Deer Ridge Trail is a must-visit for those in Sequim, Washington. Its unique natural features, challenging terrain, and stunning views make it a standout among local hiking trails.
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