Klahhane Ridge
A classic tour of the Hurricane Ridge area, full of enormous views and wildflowers in season.
Total Distance: 6.4 miles
Total Ascent: 2000ft (1300ft in; 700ft out)
Highest Point: 5900ft
Total Ascent: 2000ft (1300ft in; 700ft out)
Highest Point: 5900ft
From Port Angeles, turn south off Highway 101 onto Race Street following signs directing you toward the Olympic National Park and Hurricane Ridge. Continue on Race Street for 1.1 miles as it briefly changes to Mt. Angles Road before taking a slight right onto Hurricane Ridge Road (also known as Heart o’ the Hills Parkway) just after the Olympic National Park Visitor Center. Continue 17.7 miles to the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center and parking area. Privy available. View Google Directions >>
With panoramic views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Range within easy reach, it’s no surprise that this area is perennially popular. The trek out to Klahhane Ridge takes you out beyond the paved interpretive trails where the crowds quickly thin. Enjoy a long traverse across the exposed shoulders of Sunset Ridge, taking in big views and abundant wildflowers along the way.There's a lot more to Klahhane Ridge, and you can learn all about it in Washington Wildflower Hikes: 50 Destinations. You'll find a trail map, route descriptions, history, and more for this and many other hikes throughout the State. Help support hikingwithmybrother.com and the work we do by picking up a copy!
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