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Trail 212

2.0 (1 Rating)
A relaxed hike on dirt road in either direction.
1.8
mi
Distance
58
ft
Gain
easy
Difficulty
Family Friendly
Access Issues
WA State Discover Pass is required for vehicles entering the park. The trail network at Riverside State Park is multi-use. Care should be taken to accommodate other users.

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
1.82mi
Distance
58ft
Elevation Gain
1ft
Elevation Loss
5%
Max Grade
1,740ft
High Point
1,675ft
Low Point
Path Type
Point to Point
Description
One of several dirt roads at Riverside State Park. Trail 212 is primarily used as a connector for other trails in the park. There is a short section of old (rough) paved road on the south end of the trail. From the 7-mile parking lot, take the Centennial Trail southbound past the restroom. Take your first right, the trail is marked at 212. Follow this trail west where you'll connect with other trails, or stay on it as it wanders through the trees and returns to the parallel the centennial trail. You can continue on 212 or turn left onto the paved trail and hike back to the parking lot.

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