This 5.3 mile trail offers views of Mounts Adams, Rainier, St. Helens, and Hood, along with views of Lemei Rock, a 5,925' promontory that juts 500' above Lake Wapiki. This trail begins at mile post 1.7 on Forest Road 44. This is a challenging climb of about 6,700 vertical feet that takes climbers at least 6 to 8 hours to ascend and another 4-6 hours to descend. Loowit Trail #216 is a challenging hike across rough terrain. Adams have burned in wildfires over the last several decades, providing sharp contrast with the lush unburned forests nearby and a glimpse at how landscapes regenerate after fire. The interpretive loop climbs initially, offering views of Ryan Lake. Easy accessible trails allow close approach to Curly Creek, Miller Creek and Lower Lewis River Falls. From the trailhead on Highway 12 this trail descends 1 mile to the Clear Fork of the Cowlitz River and into Goat Rocks Wilderness. This trail is open to hiker, horse (not recommended) and bicycle use only. The Walupt Lake Trail was used into this century by Yakama people who came to the 384-acre lake and fished for native trout, using fish traps. Features:  Forested path, Hole-in-the-Ground Creek, and old stock drive. It is now a National Recreation Trail, offering a backpacking opportunity or shorter hikes to rocky peaks and sub alpine meadows, all with outstanding views. In a well-shaded location among maple trees and ferns, Blue Lake Creek Campground offers open, grassy spaces with sites that can accommodate both tents and RVs with a small brook that babbles through the campground. It then turns south and passes Lake Umtux. You will then cross a bridge above Lower Copper Creek Falls. The trail is moderately used by motorized trail users. The bridges crossing the river are closed, so you cannot complete the small loop. The Sand Lake Trail once accessed a Nachespam village, now covered by Rim Rock Lake. This trail accesses Morrison Creek Trail #39 which accesses Mt Adams Wilderness. Logging operations were active on South Coldwater Ridge during the spring of 1980. This 6.8 mile trail crosses several roads before it begins the climb onto the ridge overlooking Holmes Creek and the White Salmon drainage. From the trailhead the trail should be easy to spot on the South side of the dirt road turnout. Although difficult to rank nearly 1500 miles of amazing trails, … There is a permanent detour around Middle Falls, the trail slid and is impassable between Lower and Middle Falls. This heavily used trail provides access to the South Climb route up to the summit of Mt. Wilderness permits are required when entering a Wilderness area. The Lily Basin Horse Trail #86A is a short access trail from the stock user trailhead to Lily Basin. Please note that removing huckleberries from designated Wilderness is prohibited. Route 504 to Coldwater Lake is open through the winter. It continues southeasterly through several large sub-alpine meadows, ending on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000. This Trail Open to Hiker and Equestrian Use. From here the trail climbs steeply to open meadow slopes, providing excellent views of the lake and Lemei Rock before descending to end at Indian Heaven Trail #33 near Cultus Lake. This 4.1 mile trail follows a sparsely forested ridge to Monte Cristo Mountain and offers great views of the Little White Salmon drainage. Please practice Leave No Trace principles and pack out all litter. From Forest Road 8303, a spur road, visit Trail of Two Forests Interpretive Site or Ape Cave. It access a marsh viewing platform where various bird species can be heard and seen. The ¾ mile, one-way lower cave route is relatively easy and family friendly. It ends with its junction with the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 within Goat Rocks Wilderness. Ape Headquarters Center, open in summer, provides lantern rentals, information, sales items and. Adams spans many geologic eras, with the most recent activity occurring just 3,500 years ago. A separate spur trail parallels Trapper Creek's west bank and terminates at Government Mineral Springs. This trail begins on Forest Road 5920 at the trailhead and climbs a short distance through a timber harvest area before entering the Glacier View Wilderness. From the west the trail begins at Norway Pass area within the Mt. Trails, ranging from easiest to most difficult, provide paths of discovery through this appealing landscape. This trail climbs east to Bluff Lake within Goat Rocks Wilderness and is steep with exposures. Take 96 through Snowgrass Flats up to the PCT, then along the PCT until you can see Goat Lake. Continue on the riverbank upstream, ignore all left-hand forks, after half a mile the gravel path turns to duff. A bridge crosses the creek just above the waterfall, presenting a spectacular view as the water falls away from you and over the cliff. The Pacific Crest Trail stretches 2650 miles between Mexico to the Canadian border. These pull-outs offer benches, trails, gorgeous views, and are open most of the year. From the Thomas Lake Trailhead, beginning along Road 65, this trail climbs gently as it passes through a dense forest, coming to Dee, Thomas, and Heather Lakes at approximately 0.6 mile. The trail soon encounters Upper Copper Creek Falls. The area was named for a type of plant that stockmen called snowgrass. Permits are free and self issued at trailheads. Ape Canyon Trail #234, Sheep Canyon Trail #240, and Truman Trail #207 also access the Loowit Trail #216 and allow day hikers the opportunity to hike sections of the trail. Snowgrass Trail #96 continues to intersect with Lily Basin Trail #86 and ends on the Pacific Crest Trail #2000. It meets Pineway Trail #71, then continues into the Mt. This steep trail follow a ridge through rolling hills with oak trees providing shade and grassy meadows with excellent views of the River, the Big Lava Big and surrounding mountains. Hikers must ford the river. Beyond the saddle, the trail enters large timber and eventually connects with the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000. This trail provides a loop down to the Lewis River where it churns over Middle Falls. Help our wildlands remain wild, clean, and pristine! This Trail Open to Hikers and Equestrian Use. For the next 2-3 miles, the trail moves in and out of state land, passes by some old-growth Douglas fir, and goes through several old burned areas before it breaks out onto Monte Carlo Ridge. The meadow was the site of annual gatherings of Native Americans during huckleberry season. Jun 7, 2016 near Carson, WA. From the trailhead Divide Camp Trail heads southeast up the side of Mt. The trail follows road 44 for 4.8 miles to the end of the road. Start by gently climbing through a young forest, following the rushing sounds of a tributary of Swift Creek that flows from June Lake. You may pick berries for personal use within the Wilderness. This is a an accessible trail. This trail climbs from Trapper Creek Trailhead on Forest Road 5401 through an old-growth forest, intersecting with Dry Creek Trail #194 almost immediately. Access: Ryan Lake is 12 air-miles from Mount St. Helens, close enough to feel the full impact of the lateral blast from the 1980 eruption. At an elevation of 12,276 feet, Mt. The portion of the mountain on Yakama Nation lands is largely closed to recreation. Descending to the north, the trail travels through a Douglas fir forest before ending near Spencer Meadow, a place often visited by elk. This trail follows the contours of the lower slopes of Mt. Review the Mt. Indian Pits Trail #180E and Pyramid Rock Trail #180F branch from the Silver Star Trail south of Silver Star Mountain before descending to the trailhead at Department of Natural Resources Road W-1200. Mt. As of June 01, 2020, users have reported that the recreation center and lower falls parking area is closed, but you might be able to find parking at the upper falls (just an extra 5-10 min down the road). There are plenty of great camping opportunities, with lodging limited to towns along the state routes. The trail head is not marked by the name of the hike but a sign warning against spreading seeds. Gifford Pinchot national forest lies in the southwest of Washington, between Mt. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Gifford Pinchot National Forest is a 0.7 mile (1,500-step) route located near White Salmon, Washington, USA. The trail stays high above the river gorge with occasional viewpoints from the top. A short distance from the junction, the trail intersects Chinook Creek Trail #130A. Adams area until 1912, a year that marks the beginning of a number of disputes between sheepherders and cattlemen known locally as the Range Wars. Be prepared and know your limits. This trail is part of the Klickitat Trail system used by Native Americans traveling over Cispus Pass to the Klickitat River drainage. The name might have come from people hiking the extremely steep ridgeline on the south slope of the mountain. Lots of dogs and families on the trail and at the lake. Three creeks are crossed before the trail comes to the second access point, near the end of Forest Road 5701 and the second access point to Siouxon Trail. The trail climbs through a dense forest, crossing Clear Fork Trail #61 and on into an alpine landscape, ending at the junction of Bluff Lake Trail #65 and Packwood Lake Trail #78 about 1 mile north of Lost Lake. A long hike into some very beautiful country and awesome NW vistas. Features include ridgetop views, Castle Butte, Jackpot Lake, St. Michaels Lake, and St. John Lake. It provides quick access to the river and, by wading the river, a connection with Lewis River Trail #31. The 3.2 mile Big Hollow Trail begins on Forest Road 64 at Big Hollow Trailhead and climbs steadily to its terminus on Observation Trail #132 at the Trapper Creek Wilderness boundary. Look for the large boulders strewn about as you near the lake. The base for a fire finder can still be seen at this location, however a canopy of trees blocks distant vistas. Rainier. The trail offers views along the lake shores, including Mount Adams, and dips into the shaded canyon of Adams Creek about halfway between the lakes. (View a Mount St. Helens vicinity map). The trail eventually breaks from the trees into berry fields and rock gardens, then climbs to the summit of Little Huckleberry Mountain, the former site of a fire lookout. It's short distance to a great lookout makes this a great family destination, especially when one considers the history About 1 mile from the trailhead, you will see a bull­dozer and mangled yarding tower. This area was glaciated repeatedly during the Ice Age. Trails in Gifford Pinchot National Forest - 296. It offers views of spectactular waterfalls including Horseshoe Falls. From Bluff Lake, the trail climbs to a sub alpine landscape, ending at the junction of Clear Lost Trail #76 and Packwood Lake Trail #78 near the former site of Lost Lake Lookout. Lodging, gas and other services are offered in nearby communities. The trail passes Lily Lake, crosses Clear Lost Trail #76, then follows above the Clear Fork of the Cowlitz River. The 452-acre lake is located at the headwaters of Lake Creek. This trail is part of a 7 mile loop that passes 4 attractive lakes and connection to other trails in the Wilderness. The Bluff Lake Trail was used by Native Americans to access a ridge system used by mountain goat hunters. Only the western half of Mt. For the more adventurous, the 1.5 mile upper cave route leads to a climb up an eight foot rock wall and scramble over rock piles, then an exit and a 1.5 mile above ground hike back to the parking lot. After another mile, cross a footbridge; you can take a left here for a half-mile loop to Copper Creek's other waterfall, which you may save for the return trip. The entire length of the trail goes through the Cold Springs Fire of 2008. Forest Road 81: This mostly gravel, very rough road transports you through less traveled parts of the Monument. The trail continues into alpine forests of noble and true fir before reaching the shore of Junction Lake, where it ends at the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 near the junction with Lemei Lake Trail #179. From here it proceeds southwest on a relatively easy, open grade to intersect Angry Mountain Trail #90. The eastern half of Mt. You will pass through another plantation before crossing Forest Road 93. This trail climbs up steep switchbacks towards Angry Mountain. The trail is not well maintained with plenty of fallen logs and some parts of the trail that partially slid out. After 3 miles you will pass a junction with Lake Wapiki Trail #34A, a 0.5 mile that leads to Wapiki Lake. Volcanic activity on Mt. Other waterfalls are viewed from the Lewis River Trail, which follows the Lewis River for over 15 miles. This trail open to hiker and horse use only. Parts of this trail may have been a Native American travel route, used by mountain goat hunters. The slide dammed Glacier Creek, forming the lake. The Gifford Pinchot National Forest is announcing the reopening of developed day-use and trailhead sites to recreational users. The first section of this route is a paved interactive walk that has plenty of marked signage and history about the formation of Lava Canyon. From the trailhead and along the trail there are spectacular views of Mt. The Daily News The Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Friday reopened most day-use and trailhead sites to recreational users, including several popular day-use areas near Mount St. Helens. Mt. It then enters an ancient forest, skirts the north side of the steepwalled valley of Glacier Creek, then drops down to the creek. The trail ends in the east at Council Lake. Cattle are ranged in the area and the first 0.5 mile of the trail is often used as a stock driveway. Other users must use Jumpoff Trail #271A and Bishop Ridge Trail #272 to continue the loop. The trail now ends on Road 8841 at the upper trailhead (trail was rerouted away from the Surprise Lakes area in 2018). The trail climbs out of the Lewis River Valley through a mature forest and intersects with Cussed Hollow Trail #19 about a mile from the trailhead. Blue Lake is at the headwaters of Blue Lake Creek. Eventually the trail levels out to a forest with a high canopy. Snipes Mountain trail climbs through open pine forests and across rocky slopes through the remains of the 2008 Coldsprings Fire, 2012 Cascade Creek Fire, and 2015 Cougar Creek Fire. Users have reported that the road leading to the trailhead is very difficult to pass in winter conditions. This trail was the main Native American access route to the berry fields prior to roads being built in the early 1940s. The trail is maintained for 3 miles, ending near the confluence of Cascade and Salt Creeks. Most of the road is plowed in winter. There is no cell service there. The original lookout was built in 1910. The trail begins at Soda Springs trailhead which is not open to horses. Adams Ranger District Mt. The trail begins on Forest Road 8440 and climbs steeply through increasingly sparse conifers to High Rock Lookout. For more information on climbing Mt. Best snowshoeing trails in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington 1,711 Reviews Explore the most popular snowshoeing trails in Gifford Pinchot National Forest with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. The fire lookout was built in 1929. Hikers using the trail from the Lower Smith Creek trailhead should be aware of obstacles including downed trees, eroded cliff areas and loose trail tread. The trail ends at Glacier Lake, with only a rough path along the lake. Adams Summit page. Special Conditions: There are no bridge crossings. After another half mile, the trail enters the Goat Rocks Wilderness. This 12 mile trail runs along and crosses on rustic log bridges or fords many creeks. Rainier and access to a short trail up Glacier View within Glacier View Wilderness. Evidence of berry-drying trenches can still be found in the area. The trail traverses four rugged designated Wilderness areas: Indian Heaven, Mt Adams, Goat Rocks, and William O. Douglas, before continuing north. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The trail descends into the timber, passing Lake Sahalee Tyee, and ends at Blue Lake with the junction of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000. Adams Climbing Permit ( https://www.recreation.gov/sitepass/74420) is required from May 1st to September 30th for anyone age 16 and older traveling above 7000ft elevation on Mt. If you value solitude as part of your Wilderness experience, please consider trying an alternate hike. 501 E. 5th St., #404 These trails range from 1.5 to 13 miles in length. Cross Forest Road 93 and travel one mile to the intersection of Forest Road 9327- ­040 and Forest Road 9327. This one mile primitive trail is a steep descent through an old-growth forest to reach the Lewis River. In the 1920s and 1930s the trail was used by sheepherders to reach their camps. Multiple trails provide access to spectacular views of Mt. Please check conditions on park website to see up-to-date road and trail closures. The trail follows an even grade towards Cortright Point. Junction Lake sites at an elevation of 4,730 feet. The lookout offers incredible views of the Sawtooth Ridge, Mt. The trail follows the route of George McClellan's 1852 railroad survey. The trail climbs 1,200 feet in elevation before passing through a saddle at 5,237 elevation where you will be rewarded with views of the west slope of Mt. TDD: 877) 833-6777. Just beyond the Bluff Mountain Trail, Silver Star Summit Trail #180D leads 0.25 mile to the summit of Silver Star Mountain. A beautiful lake and the perfect setting for a picnic. Major River Drainages include the Cowlitz River, Clear Fork of the Cowlitz, and the Cispus River. 2455 Hwy 141 As glad as that news makes us, the situation is far from back to normal. High Rock is a prominent 5,685 feet high peak on Sawtooth Ridge with a sheer 600 foot drop on its north face. Margaret Backcountry. Adams Wilderness, Indian Heaven Wilderness and Trapper Creek Wilderness. The trail begins at Soda Peaks Trailhead and climbs east into Trapper Creek Wilderness to a saddle. The south end of this trail begins off Forest Road 18 and climbs moderate to steep grades through second-growth and old-growth forests, interspersed with some harvest units. Join an interpretive talk at Windy Ridge Viewpoint in summer. Here hikers and stock must ford the river. As you drive up 504, consider stopping at one of the highway viewpoints: Elk Rock Viewpoint, Castle Lake Viewpoint, and Loowit Viewpoint. 6.7 km. ALERT: Please be advised that the Snowgrass/Goat Lake/Old Snowy area is the most crowded area in the Goat Rocks Wilderness, in the summer months. It was recently announced that after COVID-19 closures, most of the day-use trails and recreation areas in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest have reopened. From the first access point on below the first switchback on Forest Road 5701, the trail parallels the road and passes the ruins of Hickman's Cabin. There is a map located on top showing a small loop at the summit that shows the viewpoints. Many do it in more than one day, camping along the route. As the trail continues through the broad plateau meadow, it passes numerous unnamed ponds and tiny lakes. The sheepherders often followed Native American trails. The Smith Creek Trail offers a chance to observe the immense impact of the 1980 eruption. The trail along the lake is flat and offers great views of the lake. 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