Baldy Trail is a 13.9 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Sequim, Washington that features a river and is only recommended for very experienced adventurers. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from June until October.
birding
hiking
nature trips
walking
forest
river
views
wild flowers
wildlife
blowdown
over grown
rocky
snow
washed out
no dogs
The trail is neither marked nor maintained. It begins near Slide Creek Camp on the Gray Wolf Trail. The trail is easily lost so one must pay attention.
This is an amazing trail to hike. There is tons of wildlife, flowers and even snow in certain spots. You will encounter quite a bit of different terrain so be ready. Highly recommend carrying a weapon or two on this trail(gun, knife) as there are cougars and other potentially dangerous animals. All in all, it's a great hike.
Not an easy trail to follow but well worth the effort. There is a stream you will cross that is the only source for water. Depending on the time of year there may be patches of snow as a water source. Custom Correct's Buckhorn Wilderness map does show some of the trail but you are on your own after about 1.5 miles. The views are spectacular!