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Washington

Buckhorn Mountain Summit Trail

0.8 mi

Distance

1,064 ft

Gain

46 min

Time

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  • Inside Olympic National Forest

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Elevation & route

Distance
0.8 mi
Elevation gain
1,064 ft
Elevation loss
1,064 ft
Highest point
6,890 ft
Lowest point
5,999 ft
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About this trail

Buckhorn Mountain Summit Trail is a 1.64-mile out-and-back route in Washington that gains 1,064 feet of elevation to reach its summit. The trail returns via the same path it ascends, with a total elevation change of 1,064 feet.

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