· Regional
· 873
Hard
South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873
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24.3 km
Distance
⏱
6h 3min
Est. duration
⛰
Hard
Difficulty
➡
Linear
Route type
This trail wanders through old growth forest and crosses the South Fork Skokomish River and other streamss befoe climbing up the national park boundary.
A 24.3 km long-distance challenge suited to experienced hikers. Most complete it in around 5 hours and 24 minutes.
This is a point-to-point route, running from one location to another. Plan ahead for return transport, or consider reversing the route on your way back. Look for the 873 trail markings to stay on the official route.
A Regional Walking Network (RWN) route, this trail weaves through the regional landscape connecting villages, viewpoints, and countryside.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is it to walk South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873?
South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 covers a distance of 24.3 km.
How long does it take to walk South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873?
At an average walking pace, South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 takes approximately 6h 3min to complete.
Do I need to return the same way on South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873?
No — South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 is a one-way trail. You will need to arrange return transport or retrace the route.
Where does South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 start?
South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 starts near coordinates 47.4207, -123.3316.
How difficult is South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873?
South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 is a challenging hike that requires a good level of fitness.
Who maintains the South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 trail?
South Fork Skokomish River Trail 873 is maintained and managed by U.S. Forest Service.