Three Peaks Loop

dirtbikers and dual sports beware this trail difficulty of 4 is for 4x4 vheicles most of this trail is easy and calm but once you reach the peak about midway things are very hard with 18 inch deep water drain ruts and big rocks that love to kick your tire there are very steep drop offs at the hardest and rockyest parts and there is a constant risk of dropping the bike on these areas wich would most likly result in death very very steep if you are not exspirence and have good control of your bike do not do this trail id give this trail a 6 for dirtbikes very beautiful sights but for me it was hardly worth the risk

Tip: for best views and more fun with your 4x4, explore roads that veer off the main loop and down by the creek. Also, it’s worth the quick walk to the waterfall if you’re into that. On the loop I was able to stay in 2WD the entire time with the exception of the rocks, just in case. It’s much less intimidating in person than reading reviews. No spotter, no airing down needed, just slow and steady. It was absolutely gorgeous out there, even with the partly cloudy and drizzly weather. Tons and tons of campsites, I’d 100% recommend mosquito repellent. Download the offline map before you even get to Montesano, as service is non existent past there. I definitely recommend going, we intend to go again and explore more off the off shoots and go camping.

Rocks have eroded leaving very steep slopes, would highly recommend airing down. 3 moderately hard obstacles, but after those very easy trail

The morning rain gave way to a beautiful day with the sun peeking through by the early afternoon, so the trail conditions were wet but the trail drained well overall. This was the most scenic trail I have found in the Olympics and was just technical enough to make it a very enjoyable trip. A couple of loose rocky spots were encountered with adjacent steep drop offs but nothing that felt risky if met with a little common sense and a slow approach. We took the counter clockwise direction and would recommend that plan if your passenger is a bit timid about steep drop-offs. This trail is definitely a must do if exploring the trails of the Olympic Peninsula.