I took a leisurely hike along the Big Quilcene River on a Friday afternoon.  The trail is well maintained and an easy hike for all. 

the falls were mostly dry, but the river was great! nice and cool on a hot day.

Spent the night up near the Marmot Pass trailhead, so I thought I'd stop here today. (Like the previous trip reporter, I'd driven by any number of times but never explored it.)

It's a pleasant hike in the woods (be forewarned that the gain on the way out is short but steep!), and the scenery is beautiful, but it's a bit too well-traveled for my taste these days. Everyone was great about masking, though. 

I’d driven by Falls View Campground a hundred times without stopping, so I finally decided to check it out. The trails are pretty much as described and you just need to head left (instead of right like I did) after you walk past the locked gate at the roadside parking area.  The overlook from above is great if you are looking for a quick 10 minute stop to get out and stretch your legs on a long drive around the Hood Canal. If you have a little more time, descending 200 feet down into the river valley to enjoy the forest trail is well worth the effort of having to climb back up to your car. The trail is clear of obstacles down to the river, but I didn't go past the bridge to check out the trail that follows the river upstream.

Only went to the falls, didn't do the trail right next to it.

Bathroom open but bring TP and hand sanitizer.

Gate is closed just park outside and don't block the gate.

The view is partially blocked by trees along the falls but still good enough for a quick pit stop.