Discover the Spruce Railroad Trail: Epic E-Bike Adventures in Olympic National Park
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended; e-bikes ease steep sections but riders should be comfortable pedaling for several miles.
Overview
Explore Washington's Spruce Railroad Trail with e-bikes from Elwha Bike Adventures. Ride along Lake Crescent, historic train tunnels, and through lush rainforest on this unique Olympic National Park adventure.
Spruce Railroad Trail
Ages 16+ (14-15 call for requirements) 3-8 hrs • Must Book In Advance! • Starting at $65
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About This Adventure
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Washington on a 100-mile E-bike adventure. Glide along the stunning Spruce Railroad trail by Lake Crescent, explore enchanting old train tunnels, and journey through lush rainforests and alongside the Solduc River. This unique ride offers comfort and style while immersing you in nature's splendor.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Washington on a 100-mile E-bike adventure. Glide along the stunning Spruce Railroad trail by Lake Crescent, explore enchanting old train tunnels, and journey through lush rainforests and alongside the Solduc River. This unique ride offers comfort and style while immersing you in nature's splendor.
Adventure Tips
Wear layers for variable weather
Olympic Peninsula weather can shift quickly; bring waterproof outerwear and warm layers to stay comfortable.
Bring plenty of water
Carry sufficient water as there are no water refill points along the trail.
Start early to avoid crowds
Begin your ride in the morning to enjoy a quieter trail and softer light for photos.
Prepare for limited cell service
Download maps and notify someone of your plan as cell coverage on the trail is spotty to non-existent.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Black-tailed deer
- Pacific chorus frogs
History
The Spruce Railroad was built during World War I to harvest Sitka spruce for aircraft manufacturing but was never fully completed for its original purpose.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile ecosystems of Olympic National Park and prevent trail erosion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protects your head and is required for the rental.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the ride in this remote area.
Waterproof jacket
Rain is frequent in the Olympic Peninsula; a waterproof jacket keeps you dry.
spring;fall;winter specific
Closed-toed shoes
Protect your feet and provide grip while biking and walking.