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Dry Creek Trail - No. 125

Contact Info
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
10024 US Hwy. 12
PO Box 670
Randle, WA

Phone:
360-497-1100
Basics
Location:
In the Klickitat Area
Length:
3.5 miles
Elevation Range:
1100 feet to 3815 feet
Elevation Change:
2715 feet

Description

Located above the Cowlitz Valley, Dry Creek Trail begins on Road 20, climbs steeply south through a dense, young forest and ends at the former site of Smith Point Lookout. Features include views of the Cowlitz River Valley, Goat Dike and Smith Point. An unmaintained trail continues past the former lookout site to Dry Creek Pass.

Limited trailhead space.

Trapper Creek - Trailhead is at the southeast edge of Trapper Creek Wilderness on FR 5401. Trailhead for Trapper Creek trail No. 192 and Dry Creek No. 194.

Details

Location:
In the Klickitat Area
Length:
3.5 miles
Elevation Range:
1100 feet to 3815
Elevation Change:
2715

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