Which is harder, North Fork Skokomish River Trail or Northeast Texas Trail?

Northeast Texas Trail is the tougher of the two on distance and elevation (93 mi (149 km), 617 ft (188 m) of climbing). See the full side-by-side breakdown.

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North Fork Skokomish River Trail vs Northeast Texas Trail

A side-by-side look at distance, elevation, difficulty and the best time to hike each — so you can pick the right route.

Units

	North Fork Skokomish River Trail	Northeast Texas Trail
Distance	13.0 mi20 km	93 mi149 km
Elevation gain	466 ft142 m	617 ft188 m
Typical duration	1 day	6 days
Difficulty	—	—
Route type	Point-to-point	Point-to-point
Network	Regional	Regional
Country	United States	United States
Best time to hike	Best from July to July	Best months: February, October, November
	map Route & GPX	map Route & GPX

North Fork Skokomish River Trail vs Northeast Texas Trail: which should you hike?

At 93 mi149 km, Northeast Texas Trail is the longer route — roughly 80 mi129 km more than North Fork Skokomish River Trail (13.0 mi20 km). If you want the bigger challenge or a longer trip, that's the one; for a shorter or first multi-day hike, North Fork Skokomish River Trail is the gentler pick. Check the elevation and best-season rows above, then open each route for the full guide and a free GPX download.

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