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More Info Monte Carlo Trail - No. 52

6.8 miles (10.9 km)
Difficult

The south end of this trail begins on Road 1800.752 and climbs moderate to steep grades through second-growth and old-growth forests, interspersed with some harvest units. The trail crosses several roads before it begins the climb onto the ridge overlooking Holmes Creek and the White Salmon drainage...

More Info Monte Cristo Trail - No. 53

4.1 miles (6.6 km)
Difficult

Beginning from Road 8600.080,the trail heads east and then south along a sparsely forested ridge to Monte Cristo Mountain. Here you can find evidence of an old fire lookout that was built in the 1930s. The trail drops down to meet Trail No. 52 on Road 1840.100, then continues descending to the end o...

More Info Observation Peak Trail - No. 132A

0.05 miles (0.8 km)
Intermediate

This trail is short spur off Trail No. 132, which takes you to the summit of Observation Peak. A fire lookout once perched on the 4,207-foot summit. The lookout was built in 1934, and was abandoned n the 1960s. Views on a moderately clear day include: Carson Fish Hatchery, Mt. Adams, Mount St. Helen...

More Info Observation Trail - No. 132

7.2 miles (11.6 km)
Intermediate

To access Observation Trail No. 132 from the south, follow Trail No. 192 for 1 mile to the junction with Trail No. 132. From there, Observation Trail climbs steadily along the ridge through a second-growth Douglas fir forest, gaining 2,600 feet in 5 miles as it nears Observation Peak summit. During ...

More Info Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail - No. 2000 - Saint Helens

50.4 miles
Intermediate

Beginning 0.5 mile west of the Bridge of the Gods (which crosses the Columbia River at the town of Cascade Locks), the PCT heads north passing through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, Department of Natural Resources lands, and the Mt. Adams Ranger District. From the Bridge of the Gods,...

More Info Pine-Way Trail - No. 71

2.7 miles (4.3 km)
Intermediate

Located in the eastern part of the Mt. Adams Ranger District, this trail is adjacent to the Yakama Indian Reservation. Cattle are ranged in the area and the first 0.5 mile of the trail is often used as a stock driveway. The second half of the trail, heading due west, is a cow trail through rocky ter...

More Info Round-the-Mountain Trail - No. 9

8.3 miles (13.4 km)
Intermediate

Round the Mountain Trail follows the rolling grades around the base of Mt. Adams. The general route has been used by Native Americans since at least the 1840s to access huckleberry patches on the north and west sides of the mountain. C.E. Rusk, his mother, and his 12-year-old sister were reportedly ...

More Info Sawtooth Trail - No. 107

2 miles (3.2 km)
Easy

This trail is a former section of the Pacific Crest Trail which was relocated in the 1970s to skirt the lower west flank of Sawtooth Mountain. Taking the Pacific Crest Trail from the north, the Sawtooth Trail climbs steadily to the base of the 5,353-foot-high ridge of Sawtooth Mountain. The trail le...

More Info Service Trail - No. 35

4.2 miles (6.8 km)
Intermediate

This trail begins on Road 8821 and follows an old skid road for 1 mile through open stands of spruce to Deadhorse Meadow. The trail crosses Road 8831 and enters a harvest unit, then continues across Smoky and Little Goose Creeks before ending on Trail No. 26, 0.5 mile northwest of Little Goose Campg...

More Info Shortcut Trail - No. 171A

0.5 miles (0,8 km)
Easy

Trail No. 171A is a shortcut trail that connects Race Track Trail No. 171 to Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail No. 2000. Bear grass, other wildflowers, and wildlife.

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