Manzanita Trail
2.2 mi · ▲ 139 ft · 48 min
Manzanita Trail is a 2.2-mile out-and-back in Miller Peninsula State Park near Washington Harbor, WA. It is mostly level, with 139 ft of elevation gain, and mostly dirt. It scores 77/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: genuinely wild.
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Manzanita Trail
2.2 mi · ▲ 139 ft · 48 min
Elevation 171–272 ft
Out & Back · Miller Peninsula State Park
Trailhead: Cable Route · 48.07996, -122.99357
Weather Aug 4: Clear, high 77°F / low 58° · precip 0% · wind 2 mph · sunrise 5:51 AM · sunset 8:47 PM
Bikes allowed on the whole route
- Start on Cable Route, heading W.
- 300 ftTurn right onto Manzanita Trail, heading NE.
- 1 miReach the turnaround, then head back the way you came.
- 1 miTurn left onto Cable Route, heading E.
- 200 ftArrive back at the trailhead.
Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.
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Sunset
The best sunset spot on this hike is right at the trailhead, so there is no walk out. Be there by 8:27 PM to have the sun's last 20 minutes of sky before it sets at 8:47 PM. Your car is right there — dark at 9:23 PM.
Good to know
- Bikes allowed on the whole route
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More from Cable Route Trailhead
- 1st Trail & Manzanita Trail 2 mi · ▲ 144 ft
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