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More Info Covel Creek Trail - No. 228

1 mile

Take the family on a short hike through a beautiful mixed hardwood and conifer forest along Covel Creek. The trail is used by the Cispus Center for nature study. The trail ties in with the Covel Creek Falls Trail No. 228A, Angel Falls Loop Trail No. 228B, Burley Mountain Trail No. 256 and the Cispus...

More Info Crofton Butte Trail - No. 73

2.7 miles (4.3 km)
Intermediate

This trail follows the contours of the lower slopes of Mt. Adams. Most of the trail is in timber. From Road 8031.050, the trail enters the wilderness after approximately 0.5 mile. There is a natural opening at Crofton Butte, which offers excellent views of the surrounding area. The trail crosses Cro...

More Info Cultus Creek Trail - No. 108

1.5 miles (2.4 km)
Easy

This heavily used trail begins at Cultus Creek Campground, enters the wilderness and climbs semi-open slopes toward the summit of Bird Mountain, a 1.5-mile-long backbone ridge. The trail climbs 1,200 feet in elevation before passing through a saddle at 5,237 elevation where you will be rewarded with...

More Info Dog Mountain Trail - No. 147

6 miles (9.7 km)
Intermediate

This heavily used loop opportunity climbs rapidly in the first 0.5 mile, gaining 700 feet in elevation. The trail forks, giving hikers the option of heading north on the more direct, but steep route to the summit, or to the east for a longer but more gradual climb. The eastern fork climbs 2,000 feet...

More Info Dry Creek Trail - No. 194

4 miles (6.4 km)
Intermediate

From Road 5401, the trail passes the junction with Trapper Creek Trail No. 192 and runs parallel with Dry Creek for an easy hike through pockets of old-growth forest. After about 4 miles, the trail crosses Bourbon Creek and then intersects Big Hollow Trail No. 158. Old-growth forest, sparkling Dry C...

More Info Ed's Trail - No. 180A

1.5 miles (2.4 km)
Intermediate

Ed's Trail No. 180A, a hiker-only trail, offers a loop opportunity from the Road 4109 trailhead. Part of the trail passes through a natural rock arch. The trail is primitive and includes several rock scrambles. Chinook Trail Association dedicated this trail to Ed Robertson, co-founder of the Chinook...

More Info Gotchen Creek Trail - No. 40

3 miles (4.8 km)
Difficult

This trail is located just south of Mt. Adams Wilderness. Trail No. 40 begins near a livestock corral on Road 8020. The trail passes through selectively harvested forests, intersects with Trail No. 72, and crosses Hole-in-the-Ground Creek. It then climbs McDonald Ridge where it ends on Road 8020. Th...

More Info Grassy Knoll Trail - No. 146

5.5 miles (8.9 km)
Difficult

This steep trail follows the ridge through rolling hills with oak trees providing shade and dry grassy meadows with excellent view points. Cold springs, located about 5 miles from the trailhead, provide a good cooling off spot on this otherwise dry hike. The trail ends on the Pacific Crest Trail, be...

More Info High Camp Trail - No. 10

0.7 miles (1.13 km)
Difficult

High Camp Trail is located in the northern part of the Mt. Adams Wilderness, directly across from Killen Creek Trail No. 113 and the Pacific Crest Trail No. 2000. It is used primarily as access to climb the North Cleaver Route on Mt. Adams. The trail ends in a high alpine meadow (6,928 feet elevatio...

More Info High Line Trail - No. 114

5.3 miles (8.5 km)
Difficult

The trail begins on the Pacific Crest Trail, 1.2 miles north of Killen Creek Trail No. 113. From here to Foggy Flat the trail is a roller coaster, refusing to follow the contours and forcing you up and down over the terrain. The trail travels in a west-to-east direction around the north side of Mt. ...

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