5.0 miles
Distance
626 ft
Climb
-629 ft
Descent
1,057 ft
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Bud Blancher to Little Mashel Falls is a 5 mile less popular easy route located near Eatonville Washington. This hike only route and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 10 trails. This route climbs 626 ft with a max elevation of 1,057 ft then descends -629 ft.
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  • Riding area
    Eatonville
  • Primary Activity
    Hike
  • Difficulty rating
    Green
  • Route Type
    Out & Back
  • Physical rating
    Moderate
More Stats for Bud Blancher to Little Mashel Falls mountain bike route
  • Altitude min
    778 ft
  • Altitude start
    865 ft
  • Altitude end
    863 ft
  • Grade
    -0%
  • Grade max
    -35.2%
  • Grade min
    37.9%
  • Distance climb
    2 miles
  • Distance down
    2 miles
  • Distance flat
    1 mile
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Bud Blancher Trail
Jun 26, 2023 @ 10:08am
Jun 26, 2023
Not to dry and not to wet. It was a little over grown in some places but nothing terrible.
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