Primary trails are major access routes and are maintained at regular intervals. Secondary trails are considered primitive routes and generally receive less maintenance. Nature trails are special recreation paths and are located near developed recreation sites such as campgrounds and picnic areas. Some of the nature trails provide interpretation of the Forest's unique features or history. Yours to enjoy, yours to protect.
All visitors have the responsibility to protect the areas they visit and the facilities they use.
Be sure that during your visit you follow a user ethic that involves Leave No Trace techniques. As you travel the trails and visit the scenic backcountry areas and wildernesses, please travel lightly on the land and leave no trace of your visit. These special public lands are yours to enjoy and to protect. Back to top Regulations Several of the Forest's trails provide access to Olympic National Park. When planning your trip remember that regulations will vary between the National Forest and National Park.