MP 3.5

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Gier

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Bell Creek

Johns

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Cat Lake

Eagle C

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Contrac tors

Cree

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Dean Creek

Jimmycomelately Creek

Salmon Creek

Trapper Creek

Snow Creek

Gold Creek

Dungeness River

Rixon

Creek

Ripley Creek

Howe Creek

Andrews Creek

Tarboo Lake

Crocker Lake

Peterson Lake

Tarboo Creek

Ludlow Lake

Larson Lake

Snow

Cre

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Salmon Creek

Delanty Lake

City Lake

Sunset Lake

Moon Lake

Chim

acum

Cre

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Beausite Lake

Chimacum Creek

StrangersLake

Using this Map� Know your level of skill and comfort in sharing the roadways with motor vehicles and trucks.

� Use the legend to determine the route and destination that matches your skill and comfort level.

� Note that road conditions can change and construction schedules can impact cycling conditions.

� Be aware that morning and evening rush hours add considerable volumes of traffic to the roadways. Traffic volumes are also higher in the summer months.

� Follow the Rules of the Road.

� Ride at your own risk and ride safely.

Washington State FerriesPort Townsend–Coupeville Route

www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries888/808-7977

The bridge has no shoulders.The trail providesan alternative routearound and underthe bridge.

SR 20Bridge Detail

Jefferson TransitHaines Place Park & Ridewww.jeffersontransit.com

800/371-0497

Visitor Information Centerwww.enjoypt.comwww.ptguide.com

360/385-27221-888EnjoyPT

P.S. Expresswww.pugetsoundexpress.com

360/385-5288Ferry to San Juan Islands

Olympic Discovery TrailThe Sequim to Port Angeles segment of thetrail is a mostly traffic-separated, multi-usertrail (which includes horses, walkers andbicyclists).

Segments of the trail use low traffic volumestreets. East of the Tribal Center, towardsPort Townsend, the trail uses existingroadways suitable for experienced cyclists.

The trail will eventually extend from easttowest, approximately 150 miles from PortTownsend to the Pacific Ocean.

The Larry Scott Memorial Trail is currently 7.4 miles, consisting ofa combination of paved, hard packcrushed rock and volunteer builttrail. The trail segment adjacent toDouglas Way and south toDiscovery Road is primative, usecaution on this section.

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Mill Rd

19th St

Water S

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Walnut St

49th St

Hastings Ave

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W St

Jackson St

Washingto

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Lawren

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Flagler Rd

Irondale Rd

Old Gardiner Rd

Egg & I Rd

Larson Lake Rd

Sher

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NelsonsLanding

Cape George Rd

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Cook A

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Cape George Rd

Four Corners Rd

Prospect Ave

E. Beach Rd

Meade Rd

E. M

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Robbins Rd

Flagler Rd

Ness’ Corne

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Anderson Lake Rd

W. V

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Cen

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Beaver Valley Rd Swansonville Rd

Oak Bay Rd

Oak Bay Rd

Paradise Bay Rd

Eaglemount Rd

Old Gardine

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Chicken Coop Rd

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Holland Rd

Woodcock Rd Wilc

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Washington St

Three Crabs Rd

Old Olympic Hwy

Happy Valley Rd

Palo Alto

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FR 28

FR 2870

Old Fort Townsend Rd

Seton Rd

Glen Cove Rd

Leland Valley Rd

Boul

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Dabob Rd

Old Eag lemount Rd

Gibbs Lake Rd

Beausite Lake R

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Van Trojen Rd

W. Uncas Rd

Ott

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Fredericks St

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Miller Rd

Doe Run Rd

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Jimmycomelately Rd

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Louella Rd

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Gardiner Beach Rd

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Douglas Way

Crutcher Rd

Dawley Rd

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Olel

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Palo

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Palo Alto Rd

Hol

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Rd

FR 28

ParadiseCove

FR 28

Snow C

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Lord

’s La

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John Wayne Marina

Gold CreekTrailhead

Mt. Zion4,273 ft

Port TownsendPaper Company

Jefferson County Intl Airport

JamestownS’Klallam

Tribe

Admiralty Inlet

Strait of Juan de Fuca

Clallam County Jefferson County

MarrowstoneIsland

Protection IslandNational Wildlife Refuge

Indian IslandNaval Reserve

Nordland

Port Townsend

Port Hadlock

Irondale

Sequim

PortLudlow

Sequim Bay

Oak Bay

Mats MatsBay

Mystery Bay

Kilisut Harbor

ScowBay

Port TownsendBay

Discovery Bay

Glen Cove

Miller Peninsula

Sequim Bay State Park

Anderson Lake State Park

Old Fort TownsendState Park

Fort Flagler State Park

Fort Worden State Park

State Park

gate

BECKETT POINT

POINT HUDSON

POINT WILSON

DIAMOND POINT

CAPE GEORGE

KALA POINT

TRAVIS SPIT

MARROWSTONEPOINT

Kinney PointState Park

North Beach Co. Park

Carrie Blake Park

Gibbs Lake Co. Park

Gibbs Lake Co. Park

H.J. Carroll ParkChimacum Park

Bob Bates Fields

East Beach Co. Park

NW KiwanisCamp

Oak BayCo. Park

Lions Co. Park

South IndianIsland Co. Park

Lake Leland Co. Park

Caution: Shoulder Rumble Strips on SR 104

Caution: Shoulder Rumble Strips on SR 101

Olympic National Forest

Olym

pic National Forest

CapeGeorgeTrailhead

Proposed Rick TollefsonMemorial Trail

roundabouts

MP 1

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MP 2.5MP 3MP 4

MP 4.5

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Eastern Jefferson County Bicycle MapIntroduction This map is intended to provide information to cyclists so that they can make their own decisions as to which route is suited for their skill level. Facilities on the Olympic Peninsula range from narrow roads with no shoulders to roads with bike lanes or wide shoulders, separated trails with no motorized traffic to off-road mountain bike trails. Likewise, vehicular traffic varies from low to high on the roads throughout the area.

The roads have been coded with input from local bicycle commuters, recreational cyclists and transportation planners using criteria important to bicyclists. Grade, pavement condition, paved shoulder width, vehicle travel lane width, traffic volumes and speed were some of the factors used in determining the suitability of the roads. The suitability index of the roads should only be used as a guide. Cyclists should be prepared to make their own evaluations; experienced cyclists may feel comfortable on medium and heavy traffic routes, while beginning and amateur riders may prefer to stick to routes with designated bike lanes or lower traffic volumes.

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Tr 833

Tr 868

Tr 8

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Tr 824

Wa Wa Point Rd

Bee Mill Rd

Lindsay Hill Rd

Broad Spit Rd

E. Quilcene Rd

Hazel Point Rd

Zelatched Point Rd

Thousand Trails Rd

Coy

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Tho

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ke R

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S. Point Rd

Shine Rd

Teal

Lake

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Dab

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Dabob Rd

E. Quilcene Rd

McInnis Rd

Center

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Camp Discovery Rd

Cam

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E. Go-onna Rd

Whitney Rd

Rhododendron Ln

Black Point Rd

Dosewallips Rd

Point Whitney Rd

E. Quilcene Rd

Big

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Rd

Lords Lake Loop Rd

Snow Creek Rd

Pulali Point Rd

Spencer Creek

Rd

Seal Rock Rd

Schoolhouse Rd

Pleasant Harbor Rd

Canal LnCanal

View St

Tskutsko Point Rd

Penny Creek Rd

Cemetery Rd

Rice Lake Rd

Lone Star Rd

Carl Johnson Rd

Coyle Rd

Munn Rd

Lords Lake Loop Rd

Tarboo Lake Rd

Paradise Bay Rd

Seven Sisters Rd

S. P

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Rd

Andy Cooper Rd

Linger Longer Rd

Duckabush Rd

Black Point Rd

FR 2510

Rocky Brook Falls

FR 2620

FR 2630

FR2620

FR 2620

FR 2740

FR 28

FR 27

FR 27

FR 2

750

FR 27

Sandy Shore Lake Rd

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Tar

boo

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Don

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Sea Home Rd

Penny Creek Rd

Dabob Post O

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Emil Rd

Duckabush River

Walk

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Dosewallips River

Turner Creek

Rocky Brook Creek

Tunnel Creek

Spencer Creek

Big Quilcene River

Falls View

Jackson Creek

Marple Creek

Elbo

Cre

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Big Quilcene River

Penny Creek Penny Creek

Big Quilcene Rive

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Little Quilcene River

Leland Creek

Little Quilcene R

iver

Little Quilcene River

Tarboo Creek

Donovan Creek

Howe Creek

Cedar Creek

Ripley Creek

Leland Creek

Thorndyke Creek

Tarboo Creek

Thor

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LordsLake

Rice Lake

Sandy Shore Lake

Tule Lake

Twin Lakes

Mud Lake

Pheasant Lake

Lost Lake

Silent Lake

Horseshoe Lake

Teal Lake

Squamish Harbor

Bywater Bay

Tarboo Bay

Dabob Bay

Thorndyke Bay

QuilceneBay

JacksonCove

Dabob Bay

OAK HEAD

HAZELPOINT

SOUTH POINT

LINDSEYBEACH

RED BLUFF

FISHERMAN’SPOINT

FRENCHMAN’SPOINT

POINT WHITNEY

PULALI POINT

WA WA POINT

SYLOPASH POINT

QUATSOP POINT

Hood Canal

Pleasant Harbor

Brinnon

Quilcene

RainbowCampground

Dosewallips State Park

Toan

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sula

Clallam County

Jefferson County

ToOlympia

Bon Jon Pass 3,000 ft.

Skarr Pass

Broad Spit

QuilcenePark

QuilceneSports Park

QuilceneRiverPark

gate

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Dabob

SR 104 to Kingston/Edmonds ferry & SR 3 to Bainbridge Island & points south

Hood Canal BridgeUSE CAUTION WHEN CROSSING THE BRIDGE. Strong winds can make for dangerous conditions.

Caution: Shoulder Rumble Strips on SR 104

Mt. Walker2,759 ft

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Olympic National Forest

Olympic Peninsula Gateway Visitor Center & Museum

360/437-0120

Quilcene Ranger Station& North Hood Canal

Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center360/765-4999

Hood Canal

Port Townsend Bicycle Association and the project partners disclaim responsibility for any injury,loss or damage suffered due to reliance on this map. No warranty or guarantee, expressed orimplied, is made as to the suitability of trail or road conditions for walking or bicycling or anyother activity.

State Route

US Highway

Hill

Steep Hill

Narrow Bridge

Viewpoint

Grocery/Foodmart

Bike Shop

Golf Course

School

Visitor Information

Restrooms

Hospital

Parking

Campsite

Hostel

Airport

Rural Bus Route

Boat Launch

Off-Road Bike Trails

NOTE: The legend indicates general conditions, actual conditionsand shoulder widths may vary unexpectedly.

4ft +Shoulder

2ft to 4ftShoulder

NoShoulder

Low Traffic

Medium Traffic

Medium to Heavy Traffic

High Speed & Heavy Traffic

Caution Area: narrow roads, poor visibility or no shoulders

Map Legend

Olympic Discovery Trail: On-RoadOff-road

Gravel Road

Mountain Bike Trail

Forest Roads

Roads Not Classified

Powerlines

Stream

© 2005–2013 Port Townsend Bicycle Association

P.O. Box 681 Port Townsend, WA 98368www.ptbikes.org

Printed August 2013

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Ferry Routes

Port Townsend Visitor Center440 12th street, Port Townsend, WA 98368(360) 385-2722

Olympic Peninsula Visitor CenterIntersection of Highways 104&19, Port Ludlow, WA 98365(360) 437-0120

North Hood Canal Visitor Center295142 Highway 101, Quilcene, WA 98376(360) 765-4999

Brinnon Visitor Center306144 Hwy 101, Brinnon, WA 98320(360) 796-4350

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2-6pm July-Sept Port Townsend

9-2pm Apr-Oct10-1pm Nov-Dec

Uptown Port Townsend

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