16.9 Dungeness River, Railroad Bridge Park. The park is owned by the Jamestown S'Clallam and managed jointly with the local and national Audubon Society Chapters and the River Center Foundation. The Dungeness River Audubon Center is located here. This trail crosses the river on the a wooden Howe Truss railroad bridge which was built in 1915 and is on the National Historic Register. It was converted by Peninsula Trail Coalition volunteers for ODT use in 1992. More about the bridge and park can be found at www.dungenessrivercenter.org . Parking here is accessed from the east via Hendrickson Road.

16.4 Parking for the trail and Railroad Bridge Park, accessable from the west via Runnion Road off Carlsborg Road.

15.6 Cross Carlsborg Road.

15.0 Table and sani-can.

14.3 Cross Kitchen-Dick Road. Parking is allowed at the Kings Way Church lot. For camping, go north on Kitchen-Dick Road for about two miles and then right on Lotzgesell Road for one quarter mile to Dungeness Recreation Area. Campground is open from March to October. A trail connects the park to adjacent Dungeness Spit National Wildlife Refuge. For more information see www.clallam.net/CountyParks/html/parks_dungeness.htm .

13.7 Trail turns south along Vautier Road for about a half mile.

13.3 Robin Hill Farm County Park.  195 acres of meadow and forest jointly managed with WSU Cooperative Extension for agricultural and garden demonstration projects. Includes several miles of trails open to bicycles and equestrians.

12.7 Cross McDonnell Creek. Picnic table next to the creek.

11.5 Cross Spring Road and parallel it north for a third of a mile.

11.2 Intersection of Spring Road and Old Olympic Highway. Trail parallels highway on south side.