ABOUT — Port Ludlow Hiking Club

Looking towards where we are going – that’s our party on the left

The patch of snow on the far right is where we started

There were also great views as you walked the trail

Note out trail going into the distance in the center of the photo

The view on our way back to the parking lot

The trail includes lots of wonderful views

The low spot in the middle of the photo is Marmot Pass

Morning on the first day of the New Year

View of Mount Baker, Mount Glacier and Mount Rainier from the top of Mount Townsend

ABOUT PORT LUDLOW HIKING CLUB

The Port Ludlow Hiking Club was founded in 1989 by Herman Schweizer. The goal was to explore the wonderful hiking opportunities provided by the Olympic Peninsula and beyond. The Club is centered in Port Ludlow, but anyone who likes to hike can participate.

The Port Ludlow Hiking Club offers a leader-led hike every other even-numbered month, such as February, April, and June. See the SCHEDULE tab for details about the next upcoming hike. The SCHEDULE page includes the date and time, meeting place, trail location, hike description, what to bring, and other important details about the next hike.

In addition to the club’s leader-led hikes, Port Ludlow offers many local hiking options, with more than 30 miles of nearby trails. Join the Timberton Loop or Old Cart Path Loop groups or explore the trails on your own.