High steel bridge in Olympic National Forest

With my coworker in olympic mountains droppin walks, walkin, etc

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• steel
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• olympic
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• forest
• drop
• long
• way
• down

[westworth327]

@bowtyler2 YUP! Sounds like last weekend to me. You're in the right spot ;)

[bowtyler2]

Thanks. I'll have to check that out. I was actually up there today but couldn't get very far down the main road past the turnoff for the steel bridge due to snow and my lack of a awd car.

[westworth327]

@bowtyler2 The first 10ft after the road turns to asphalt when you're headed to Browns Creek

[westworth327]

@bowtyler2 After jumping over this small creek, it will be a slight hill with a trail to follow about another 200ft to the bridge. It will have a GIANT sewer-pipe at the entrance to climb over jus to get on the bridge. The road was dug-out on the north side of this bridge to prevent drivers. That bridge is over 600ft long, about 300+ ft from Vance Creek below. Hope this helps. If you have Google Earth, it will show a 3D structure of this bridge.

[westworth327]

@bowtyler2 IT SURE IS!! If you leave the steel bridge heading south, or back out to the main roads you will make a right, keep straight on this road until SECOND left turn-off to where MANY trees are downed over the road(a bulldozer did it to keep shooters off that road & driving over that train bridge) & it's a good 1500ft walk down the road. Keep straight, walkway on left is a dead-end. When you are close, there will be a huge dig-out of this road, you will have to jump over creek!

[bowtyler2]

Where is this bridge? I've been to the steel bridge over the skokomish river but this one is way cooler.