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Oregon
19.2 mi
Distance
5,759 ft
Gain
8h 28m
Time
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Quartz Creek
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Quartz Creek offers hikers a substantial 19.20-mile out-and-back adventure in Washington. This trail connects to the broader Bald Eagle Mountain Trail 650 system, providing access to an expanded network of backcountry routes. Whether you're seeking a full day hike or planning to explore the connected trail system, Quartz Creek serves as an excellent entry point for extended wilderness exploration.
Middle Falls
~2 min drive
A nearly one-mile out-and-back gravel trail in Washington, connected to the Lewis River Trail system.
Quartz Creek Butte
~6 min drive
A challenging 3-mile out-and-back hike in Washington that connects to Summit Prairie Trail #2.
Cussed Hollow
~6 min drive
A 7.60-mile out-and-back dirt trail in Washington that connects to Spencer Butte, ideal for hikers exploring the region's trail system.
Breezy Point
~9 min drive
Easy 1.96-mile out-and-back trail in Washington with 58 ft elevation gain.
Bluff
~6 min drive
A 4.40-mile out-and-back trail in Washington featuring two-track surface conditions.
Spencer Butte
~6 min drive
A 6.40-mile out-and-back trail in Washington with 948 ft of elevation gain.
Crab
~9 min drive
A 2-mile out-and-back trail in Washington connected to the Rocky Ford trail system.
Stabler Camp
~7 min drive
A moderate 4.18-mile out-and-back trail in Washington offering a balanced hiking experience.
Craggy Peak
~7 min drive
A strenuous 10.60-mile out-and-back hike in Washington with rooty, rutted terrain and connections to the Dark Divide trail network.
Speed
~11 min drive
A challenging 1.80-mile out-and-back trail in Washington connecting to the Lewis River, designed for experienced hikers seeking a strenuous hike.
