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Oregon
6.6 mi
Distance
2,791 ft
Gain
3h 3m
Time
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French Creek
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French Creek offers a 6.60-mile out-and-back adventure in Washington that allows hikers to explore at their own pace before returning along the same path. This trail integrates seamlessly into a broader network, connecting with both Quartz Creek Trail #5 and Boundary Trail #1, making it an excellent choice for those looking to extend their journey or combine multiple routes in the area.
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~10 min drive
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~8 min drive
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~11 min drive
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Middle Falls
~13 min drive
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