Lime Kiln Trail

15 May 2021 • 11.8 km / 7.3 mi (map)

Added to Eric Scouten :: Travel on 27 June 2021
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I hiked the Lime Kiln Trail, east of Granite Falls, in mid-May.

This popular trail mostly follows an old railroad grade that was used for mining something like 100 years ago.

A few miles in to the trail, you can see the remains of the kiln that had been used to produce lime for nearby construction projects.

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east of Granite Falls, Washington · 11.8 km / 7.3 mi
(Mouse over or tap on the markers to see the photos there.)

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