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Badger Ridge Trail - No. 257

This trail begins on Road 2816 and climbs to the ridgeline, offering views north of Pinto Rock (the eroded remains of volcanic rock), Rainier and St. Helens. The trail drops over the ridge just beyond the half-mile point and continues south of the ridge, with a steep descent toward the Badger Lake area. The trail then joins with Badger Peak Trail No. 257A before ending at the Boundary Trail No. 1.

The 0.3-mile Badger Peak Trail once provided access to the fire lookout perched high on the 5,664 feet summit of Badger Peak. The lookout was built in 1926. It was abandoned and eventually removed in the 1960s.



 The Basics

Location: In the Burley Area
Length: 1 mile
Elevation: 4400 to 4900 feet
Managed By: Cowlitz Valley Ranger District
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
10024 US Hwy. 12
PO Box 670
Randle, WA  
Phone: 360-497-1100



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