Document - Olympic National Park Wild and Scenic memo

Abstract

Memo from National Park Service Pacific on eligible rivers within Olympic National Park. Supporting documentation from past reviews is included. Rivers include the Skokomish, Duckabush, Dosewallips, Royal Creek, Gray Wolf, Elwha, Soleduck, Calawah, Bogachiel, Hoh, Queets, Quinault, and Ozette.

Description

Memo and supporting documents on rivers eligible for Wild and Scenic designation within Olympic National Park

Document Information

Filename - Olympic National Park Wild and Scenic memo364.pdf

Size - 2.44MB

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Associated Rivers

Bogachiel WA
Park Boundary to Hwy 101 II
Calawah, S. Fork WA
Rugged Ridge Trail to Hyas Creek III-IV
Dosewallips WA
1. Dosewallips Falls to Elkhorn Campground (Elkhorn Canyon) V+
Duckabush WA
2515 Bridge to Highway 101 at mouth IV
Elwha WA
1. Grand Canyon V
Gray Wolf WA
Deer Park to Dungeness Forks Campground IV-V
Hoh, S. Fork WA
Park boundary to South Fork Campground II-III
Hoh WA
Ranger Station to Hwy 101 at Oxbow II
Queets WA
Queets Campground to Hartzell Launch II
Quinault, North Fork WA
Geoduck Creek to Kimta Creek (Gorge) V
Quinault WA
1. Pony Bridge to Graves Creek IV-V
Quinault WA
2. Cannings Creek to South Shore Rd. access II
Skokomish, N. Fork WA
1. Seven Stream to Staircase V+
Skokomish, N. Fork WA
2. Staircase to Lake Cushman II-III
Sol Duc WA
1. Salmon Cascade to FR 2918 Bridge IV

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