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Iron Springs Road Trail - No. 42

Contact Info
Umatilla National Forest
71 West Main
Pomeroy, WA 99347

Phone:
509-843-1891
Basics
Length:
6.5 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
4 - 5 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
4480 feet
Elevation Range:
4480 feet to 5460 feet
Elevation Change:
980 feet
Usage:
Light
Season:
December to March

Description

This road is left ungroomed and opened to the 4x4 wheeled community for snow play on designated Forest roads from the Forest boundary to Brushy Ridge on the Iron Springs Road No. 42.

Open to wheeled vehicles

Trail generally follows a gradual climb with some dips from the Forest boundary to Brushy Ridge on the Iron Springs Road. The longest consistent hill climb is from the Big Springs Campground turn off heading toward Brushy Ridge.

Details

Length:
6.5 miles
Difficulty:
Difficult
Time:
4 - 5 hours
Trailhead Elevation:
4480
Elevation Range:
4480 feet to 5460
Elevation Change:
980
Usage:
Light
Season:
December to March
Useful Map(s):
USGS: Stentz Spring; Rose Spring; and Peola

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From Clarkston, WA, take County Road #128 South to Peola, WA. Take first left on to Ruchert Road, then first left on to Iron Springs Road #42.


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