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Spruce Railroad Trail is a four-mile-long (one way) hiking and biking trail which goes around the scenic shores of Lake Crescent. The trail, which is popularly called Lake Crescent Trail, is one fragment of the much longer 134-mile-long Olympic Discovery Trail. There are trail heads at both ends; the easy access, as well as the fairly level grounds, make it a popular choice for hikers of all skill levels. Points of interest which you will see along the way include Harrigan Point, a bridge that spans Devils Punch Bowl Bay, and McFee Tunnel which is a railroad tunnel which was blasted during World War I.

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