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Huckleberry Mtn. 4 - No. 1667,1665,1699

Contact Info
Wallowa-Whitman National Forest
88401 Hwy. 82
Enterprise, OR 97828

Phone:
541-426-4978
Basics
Length:
8 miles one-way
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
5 - 6 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
6160 feet
Elevation Range:
6160 feet to 7200 feet
Elevation Change:
1040 feet
Usage:
Light to Moderate
Season:
Summer to Fall

Description

This is a wonderful place to go for those seeking solitude. The trail is forested and somewhat rough peaking out on top of a high ridge. The ridgetop is mostly open grassland, filled with wildflowers in July. Excellent views of the Lostine Canyon and Bear Creek greet the hiker after the arduous climb. The trail follows the ridge top for several miles and then drops down to Little Storm Lake.

NW Forest Passes are not required at the Huckleberry Trailhead.

The trail should be considered rougher and steeper than average. You will cross Little Bear Creek a short distance from the trailhead, after that water is scarce, so be sure to either fill up in the creek or bring plenty with you. The trail can be faint in places and takes good route finding skills.

Details

Length:
8 miles one-way
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
5 - 6 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
6160
Elevation Range:
6160 feet to 7200
Elevation Change:
1040
Usage:
Light to Moderate
Season:
Summer to Fall

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

Huckleberry Trailhead is located approximately 8 miles south of Wallowa. Turn off State Highway No. 82 at the west end of Wallowa and follow signs toward Boundary Campground on Forest Road No. 8250. Stay left at the Boundary Campground junction, continue on the Little Bear Creek Road No. 8250. Travel approximately 7 miles, turn onto Forest Road No. 160 to the trailhead. The road is not maintained for passenger vehicles or RVs.


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