Slab Camp Creek and Gray Wolf River

Olympic Peninsula

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We hiked from Slab Camp Creek TH through the Buckhorn Wilderness into Olympic National Park to the Gray River camp sites on July 6, 2026. The trail has minor obstacles and is snow-free as of July 6, 2026. Trails up the Gray Wolf river and Cameron Creek had some blowdowns but were navigable. The road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles as of July 6, 2026. Parking was plentiful mid-morning on July 5, 2026. Bugs were not a major issue as of July 6, 2026.

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The trail from Slab Camp Creek is generally in good condition with minor obstacles. As of July 6, 2026, it was snow-free. There were some blowdowns on trails up the Gray Wolf river and Cameron Creek, but they were navigable as of July 6, 2026.

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We did an absolutely awesome 8 mile hike from Slab Camp Creek TH through the Buckhorn Wilderness, into the Olympic National Park to the Gray River camp sites.  The sites sit at the confluence of the G...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

Great day hike trail - ease down to the river for a gorgeous lunch on the water. Bugs were a slight bother but not too bad. Arrived mid-morning and plenty of parking remained. Four hours round trip wi...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

This was a fun little hike down to the Gray Wolf river which I have been meaning to go to for a long time. The trail is simple and easy. There was one stretch that was a bit buggy but if you keep movi...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

Road and ParkingThe road to the trailhead was in good shape and suitable for all vehicles. There were only a few cars at the trailhead when we arrived.We ended up bringing four cars since we couldn't ...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

Gorgeous day-hike from Slab Camp trailhead to Gray Wolf Camp. The trail from the trailhead to the river is obstacle free and very pleasant. Zero people on that section of the trail which was surprisin...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

1. FS 2875 is heavily potholed, many of them avoidable but some not. We arrived at the trailhead at 9:30am, when the forest service road and trailhead parking were still covered with a dusting of snow...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

Slab Camp Trail to Slab Camp had a few smaller blow downs but passable. There is a larger blow down closer to camp that requires you to straddle it. There is also an uprooted tree that took out the tr...

Olympic Peninsula > Hood Canal

Gray Wolf Trail Crew logged out the Upper Gray Wolf Trail in Olympic National Forest from the Slab Camp bridge to the park boundary.  This follows an earlier work party a few weeks ago in which the cr...

Olympic Peninsula

Road to the trail (FR 2875 off Lost Mountain Road) was very potholed in places- manageable with most vehicles, although I would be a bit concerned if I had a sedan with low clearance, as some of the p...

Olympic Peninsula

Zero snow on road or trail. Trail in good shape for a PNW January, with just one tree that on foot can easily be gone under or over. Tree is near the bottom of the long switch back probably 1.2-1.4 mi...