Quartz Creek

Difficulty Distance Steps Elevation Gain USFS
Trail #
 More Difficult 4.2 Miles One-way 11,672 est. 1050

Notes

Quartz Creek Trail quickly enters a sliver of Wild Sky Wilderness and crosses the boundary of Henry M. Jackson Wilderness. Climb gradually through tall timber to small, open meadows and creek-crossings, where a series of boulder drops along a rock slide create spectacular scenic waterfalls. Crossings may be difficult to ford during early season snowmelt runoff. In just over four miles the trail intersects with the Bald Eagle Trail 650 at Curry Gap near the Darrington Ranger District boundary.

Loading...

Loading directions...

Using your browser's saved location permission when available.
Weather data temporarily unavailable
Retrying weather data...
Pass Required
Northwest Forest Pass logo.
Safety Tip

Horses On the Trail?

Horses can be startled easily, so it’s important to make your presence known when approaching stock. Stand on the lower side of the trail to avoid startling them.

Nearby Hikes

More Difficult
7.6 Miles One-way
More Difficult
8.1 Miles One-way
Moderate
2.6 Miles One-way
More Difficult
3.3 Miles One-way
Unknown
0.4 Miles One-way
Unknown
4.7 Miles One-way
Unknown
0.5 Miles One-way
Unknown
1.0 Miles One-way
Unknown
0.4 Miles One-way
Unknown
2.3 Miles One-way
Strenuous
2.4 Miles One-way
More Difficult
2.1 Miles One-way