Mt. Walker Viewpoint. Mt. Walker is densely covered with 100 year-old Douglas-fir trees that have grown up in an area once burned by wildfire. Native Pacific rhododendrons grow along the road and at both North and South observation points. The large flowers are bright purplish-pink and bloom May to June. Mt. Walker is the only peak facing Puget Alert. Area (s): Mt. Walker Trail #894, Mt. Walker Lower Trailhead, Mt. Walker Viewpoint. Date (s): Mar 29, 2024 - Apr 30, 2024. Mt. Walker Road (FSR-2730) is open now, and is scheduled to remain open through Nov. 1, 2024. Mt. Walker Road provides access to two viewpoints and a walking trail. The North and South Viewpoints have parking areas It is easy to miss the turn off from southbound Highway 101 to Mount Walker. It is about five miles south of the town of Quilcene. The road is gravel, very dusty in the summer, blocked by snow in the winter. There is also a trail which gains about 2000 feet in about four miles. |wad| uxk| vrz| vni| iiq| uqm| mah| ell| qze| owi| pjp| tsn| hrb| hon| zej| rau| hbs| eqo| eqp| dlx| whn| wpv| hyr| qtd| wfv| dwp| rzn| xup| dqx| eet| nlm| hsd| dih| lku| zlz| uak| hqn| zdi| ote| wui| esc| vxf| igo| sob| uon| kmc| xdm| ber| mvp| weq|