Spring Hiking Series: Olympic River Rambler

PRIOR GRADUATES:  Please wait to sign up 2 days after Registration Opens (wait until Feb 23, 2026 at 8am) to allow new individuals to sign up first.

Before signing up for this course, you MUST complete the free Low Impact Recreation elearning course at the following NEW ADDRESS:

https://www.mountaineers.org/about/vision-leadership/board-of-directors/committees/branch-leadership-committee/outdoor-leadership-committee/course-templates/test-your-low-impact-recreation-skills-elearning-course/low-impact-recreation-skills-elearning-course-2026

 **FYI: Please complete this course at least 7 to 10 days prior to registration opening since it can take that long for the course badge to be awarded.  Any questions concerning the Low Impact course or the badge should be directed to  Mountaineer Member Services; the course leaders cannot help with this process.**

Scholarships. The Mountaineers is dedicated to making the outdoors accessible to everyone. We offer gear loans and scholarships to reduce financial barriers. If money is keeping you from getting outside, please apply for a scholarship. If you'd like to help make the outdoors more inclusive, consider making a tax-deductible donation.

Destinations in this new Olympic River Rambles hike series will include the Lower Quilcene, Dosewallips, Duckabush, Lower South Fork Skokomish, Lower Dungeness, Copper Creek and Tubal Cain mine, Tunnel Creek, and Big Creek Loop. Distances and difficulty levels will vary, with most hikes falling into the “Moderate” and “Moderate to Strenuous” categories. To complete the series, participants must attend an introductory evening Zoom lecture and participate in six hikes.