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3.9 miles
Distance
2,140 ft
Climb
-2,140 ft
Descent
2,703 ft
High Point
595 ft
Altitude min
600 ft
Altitude start
600 ft
Altitude end
-90.6%
Grade max
113.1%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance climb
2 miles
Distance down
1,001 ft
Distance flat
Steeper sections of this trail have Ropes to assist.
A steep hike up Mount Storm King offering great views of Lake Crescent.
Add the short trip to Marymere Falls if you want more.
Detailed Description
Mount Storm King is a 4 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Port Angeles Washington. This hike only route and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 3 trails. This route climbs 2,140 ft with a max elevation of 2,703 ft then descends -2,140 ft.
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Stats
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Distance4 miles
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Avg time1 hr 44 min
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Altitude min595 ft
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Altitude start600 ft
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Altitude end600 ft
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Climb2,140 ft
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Descent-2,140 ft
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Grade max-90.6%
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Grade min113.1%
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Distance climb2 miles
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Distance down2 miles
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Distance flat1,001 ft
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Trails in Route
| 2,713 ft | |||||
| 3 miles |
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Route TypeOut & Back
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eBike Allowed
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Physical ratingModerate
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Directions
- Walk east on Lake Crescent Road.
- Continue for 30 meters.
- Turn left onto Marymere Falls.
- Continue for 900 meters.
- Make a sharp left onto Mt. Storm King Trail.
- Continue for 2 kilometers.
- Walk west on Mt. Storm King Trail.
- Continue for 2 kilometers.
- Make a sharp right onto Marymere Falls.
- Continue for 900 meters.
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Marymere Falls, Lake Crescent Lodge & More
trail: Marymere Falls
8:33 | 40 | comments: 0 | favs:
Jun 15, 2026
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Mt Storm King - Steep Trail to Amazing Views
trail: Mt. Storm King Trail
4:38 | 44 | comments: 0 | favs:
Apr 20, 2026
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Nov 13, 2026 @ 2:42pm (America/Los_Angeles) 2 days | ||||
Apr 21, 2026 @ 9:43pm (America/Los_Angeles) Apr 21, 2026 | reporter |
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