Lake Quinault

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Lake Quinault is a glacially carved lake on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, renowned for its surrounding temperate rainforest, hiking trails, and historic lodge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
lake
natural freshwater body
adjacentTo Olympic National Park
Quinault Rainforest
basinCountry United States
country United States
ecosystemType temperate rainforest
elevation approximately 59 meters above sea level
fishingSpecies salmon
trout
formedBy glacial activity
hasFacility Lake Quinault Lodge
campgrounds
trailheads
hasRoad loop road around the lake
hasShoreLength about 30 kilometers
inflow Quinault River
knownFor hiking trails
historic lodge
large coniferous trees
scenic beauty
temperate rainforest surroundings
length about 5 kilometers
locatedIn Grays Harbor County, Washington
Olympic National Forest
Olympic Peninsula
Quinault Valley
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
nearbyFeature Colonel Bob Wilderness
Enchanted Valley
Quinault River
nearbySettlement Amanda Park, Washington
outflow Quinault River
partOf Olympic National Forest
Quinault River watershed
popularActivity boating
camping
fishing
hiking
kayaking
wildlife viewing
primaryUse recreation
region Pacific Northwest
state Washington
surfaceArea approximately 15 square kilometers
tourism popular destination on the Olympic Peninsula
waterType freshwater
width about 3 kilometers

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Olympic National Park
Olympic Peninsula
contains
Quinault Rain Forest
hasBodyOfWater
Quinault Rain Forest ("Lake Quinault, Washington")
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