Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge

Main Trail: a short (.63 Mile) trail through upland forest leading to the Dungeness Spit. The surface is hard packed and there are several benches to rest on along the way. The trail provides access to two overlooks with telescopes. The grade is gentle for most of the trail's length, to the first (upper) overlook, but the final 100 yards is a steep hill that may not be suitable for strollers and wheel chairs, and for some visitors.

Primitive Trail: a short (.56 Mile) trail winding through upland forest that re-joins the Main Trail leading to the Dungeness Spit. The surface is compacted soil that can become muddy and sometimes impassible in the wet season. The trail provides access to two overlooks with telescopes. The grade is gentle until it re-joins the Main Trail between the first (upper) and second (lower) overlooks. The final 100 yards to the Dungeness Spit is a steep hill that may not be suitable for some visitors.