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Backpacking the Ozette Triangle Loop in Olympic National Park is a great introduction to multi-day hiking for beginners. Located in wild and beautiful Olympic National Park, the Ozette Triangle Loop winds through lush rainforests and along the rugged Washington coastline to the Westernmost point in the contiguous United States \u00e2\u20ac\u201c Cape Alava. The loop also features ancient petroglyphs, shaded boardwalks, and great camp spots right on the beach.<\/p>\n
At 9.4 miles in length and with a flat elevation profile, the Ozette Triangle Trail is typically walked in a single day by most hikers. However, camping spots strategically located along the coastline also make this a terrific multi-day hike for beginners who can break up the hike into smaller sections. The trail is accessible all year round, unlike many of the other trails in Washington State which are covered under snow in winter (although it may be a little rainy and wet in the winter months).<\/p>\n