Capitol State Forest - Mima Falls Loop
1 week ago
Mima Falls loop trail is dry with no bugs
2 this month · 31 reports
Woodard Bay Conservation Area
Olympic Peninsula
updated 1 month ago
The Woodard Bay Conservation Area offers clear trails with minor, easily passable obstacles as of August 25 and August 7. The road leading to the area is suitable for all vehicles. Visitors can enjoy views of seals and cormorants from the end area, which also features restrooms and picnic tables. However, one visitor reported broken car windows in the parking lot on August 25, despite leaving no valuables. Bugs were noted as only being an issue in more forested sections, with those near the water being less bothersome according to a report from August 7.
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Older1 month ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
The trail was lovely, the picnic shelter very convenient, we walked back on the road and that was pretty nice too! We hiked with toddlers and it was easy/short enough for them to manage. Unfortunately...
Older1 month ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
At the end area there is a restroom, picnic tables and seating, and you can view cormorants east and seals west. Very enjoyable. You will probably want binoculars. There are some easily passable large...
Older4 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
We've walked this a handful of times! There IS a vault toilet at the end of the trail - just not at the parking area. Trees have been cleared - I read a recent trip report that trees were down. We cou...
Older5 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
Our little group of Mountaineers met up at the trailhead ay 9:00 this morning for a quick 2.7mi hike down to the water and back. There's clearly been work done recently in the wooded trail, which was ...
Older6 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
I suspect that normally this trail, at least the old road to the viewpoint (maybe 3/4 miles) is fully accessible. It's pretty flat, mostly paved. Right now it's mildly muddy and there are several la...
Older6 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
a little muddy but pretty quiet. a few birds here and there great views and sunshine through the trees. water was blue and green
Older7 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
To celebrate my 87th BD we walked the 3/4 mile Witham Road to Weyer Point where we saw about 50 heron on the remaining trestle pier! The day was mostly cloudy with a few welcoming sun breaks. The man...
Older8 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
Trail was open and dry for the most part.
Older9 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
Crisp, foggy day. The tree down was on the forest path section. It was navigable--sort of like climbing a stile. The old access road was barrier free. Ghostly photo ops and a lovely hush.
Older10 months ago
Olympic Peninsula > Olympia
Trail was in good condition. Had to climb over one dead fall but otherwise it was wide open.