Irely Lake   Be the first to submit input for Irely Lake. If you have info on Irely Lake, Olympic Mountains, Jefferson County, Washington please submit it here to improve this web site.          These outdoors activities are available near Irely Lake.   Lakes Near Irely Lake: Lilly Lake, Jefferson County, 6 miles away Wynoochee Lake, Grays Harbor County, 10 miles away Lake Quinault, Grays Harbor County, 14 miles away Pine Lake, Mason County, 15 miles away   Public Lands Near Irely Lake: Olympic National Forest, Washington, 11 miles away Schafer State Park, Washington, 26 miles away Lake Sylvia State Park, Washington, 27 miles away Olympic National Park, Port Angeles - WA, 25 miles away Fort Clatsop National Memorial, Astoria - OR, 66 miles away   Camp Grounds Near Irely Lake: Campbell Tree Grove Campground, Grays Harbor County, 4 miles away Graves Creek Campground, Jefferson County, 6 miles away Coho Campground, Grays Harbor County, 10 miles away   Hotels Near Irely Lake: Rain Forest Resort Village, Quinault, 12 miles away Lake Quinault Lodge, Quinault, 13 miles away Lake Crescent Lodge, Port Angeles, 24 miles away GuestHouse Inn & Suites Aberde, Aberdeen, 29 miles away Red Lion Hotel Aberdeen, Aberdeen, 30 miles away   Hiking Trails Near Irely Lake: Skyline Trail, Jefferson County, 4 miles away        52.4 hiking miles, 5309 feet elevation difference Elwha River Trail, Clallam County, 16 miles away        64 hiking miles, 4020 feet elevation difference Hoh River Trail, Clallam County, 17 miles away        31.2 hiking miles, 4310 feet elevation difference   Ski Areas Near Irely Lake: Hurricane Ridge Ski Lodge, Washington, 22 miles away       800 foot drop, 3 lifts, 10 runs   Whitewater Near Irely Lake: Quinault River, JeffersonCounty, 2 miles away       Class II - 6.5 miles long (Cannings Creek to South Shore Road access) Tshletshy River, JeffersonCounty, 5 miles away       Class IV-V - 20 miles long (Headwaters to Queets Campground) Quinault River - North Fork, JeffersonCounty, 7 miles away       Class V - 3 miles long (Geoduck Creek to Kimta Creek)