Day 37 · Planned
Triton Cove State Park
US Highway 101, Brinnon, Washington
Triton Cove’s small stretch of public shore
This day on the route
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- Walking
- Planned walking
- 7.1 miles
Day 37: 7.1 planned walking miles to Triton Cove State Park. Check current park access; the accessible boat launch does not describe the accessibility of the walking leg.
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The planned 7.1-mile stage reaches Triton Cove State Park. Its 555 feet of shoreline form a small public access point along Hood Canal.
Triton Cove State Park is a day-use park on Hood Canal south of Brinnon. Washington State Parks lists 555 feet of shoreline and describes the boat launch as ADA-accessible. The launch brings people to the water along this short stretch of public shore.
The park’s scale is part of its character. Compared with the long fjord around it, this is a short stretch of publicly managed shore. It belongs to the series of water-facing places in the Hood Canal chapter, each with its own arrangements for access and use.
The itinerary assigns 7.1 planned walking miles from Brinnon, then 12.7 miles onward to Lilliwaup. The two stages continue along the canal’s western side toward Potlatch and the Great Bend.
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Sources
Local history and background reading for this stop.
- Triton Cove State Park — checked Sep 5, 2026
- Hood Canal — checked Sep 5, 2026

