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More Info Horshoe Ridge Trail - No. 140

6.9 miles (11.1 km)
Difficult

A narrow tread, steep side slopes, and rocky, rugged terrain make this a challenging trail. The first access point is 1 mile east from West Creek on Trail No. 130. The trail climbs steeply south for 1.5 miles, through a dense second-growth forest, to Horseshoe Ridge. A fire lookout was once located ...

More Info Huffman Peak Trail - No. 129

6.9 miles (11.1 km)
Intermediate

Beginning from Siouxon Trail No. 130, 0.75 mile east of the Siouxon trailhead, Huffman Peak Trail No. 129 branches off Siouxon Trail, dropping down steeply for about 0.5 mile to Siouxon Creek. The trail then climbs northeastward for 4 miles and intersects with North Fork Siouxon Trail No. 126, which...

More Info Indian Heaven Trail - No. 33

3.3 miles (5.3 km)
Intermediate

From the Cultus Creek Campground, the trail climbs steeply through heavy timber. The grade eases as the trail skirts the base of Bird Mountain. (The trail climbs from 4,100 feet to 5,100 feet by the time it reaches Cultus Lake, approximately 2 miles from the trailhead.) At 5,100 feet elevation, the ...

More Info Jug Lake Trail - No. 43

3.5 miles

This trail begins from Cowlitz Trail No. 44 and climbs steeply through subalpine landscape to join Judkin Trail No. 47 (at mile 1) which accesses Jug Lake. The trail turns east and climbs to Little Snow Lake and Frying Pan Lake. It ends a short distance past Frying Pan Lake, at the junction with the...

More Info Killen Creek Trail - No. 113

3.1 miles (5 km)
Intermediate

Used heavily by both hikers and horses, this trail climbs through timber and open meadows in the Mt. Adams Wilderness. An old cabin site is visible approximately 2 miles from the trailhead. The cabin was built by sheepherders who used this area for summer pastures. The trail offers spectacular views...

More Info Langfield Falls Trail - No. 8

0.2 miles (0.3 km)
Easy

Located in the northeast portion of the Ranger District, Trail #8 is a special interest trail, built as a memorial to an old-time District Ranger, K.C. Langfield. The trail commences at the parking lot adjacent to Road 88. It parallels Mosquito Creek to a vantage point where the monument to K.C. is ...

More Info Lava Butte Trail - No. 200

0.6 miles (0.9 km)
Intermediate

The trail begins in the Paradise Creek Campground, directly across from Unit #30-D. The trail begins by crossing Wind River. Watch for slippery rocks and fast currents. The trail then climbs steeply through open forests, gaining 900 feet in about 0.5 mile, ending on Road 6700152. Views from the end ...

More Info Lemei Trail - No. 34

5.3 miles (8.5 km)
Difficult

This trail originates on Road 24 and passes through a second-growth forest. The trail then climbs to the ridge line, enters the wilderness, and intersects with Trail No. 102. Passing Lake Wapiki Trail No. 34A, the trail climbs steeply to open meadow slopes, providing excellent views of the lake and ...

More Info Little Creek Basin Trail

4.7 miles
Difficult

More Info Little Huckleberry Trail - No. 49

2.5 miles (4.0 km)
Difficult

This trail climbs a long, forested ridge on the north side of Little Huckleberry Mountain. The steep grade continues for 1 mile and at approximately 4,000 feet elevation the trail enters an area with steep side slopes. The trail eventually breaks from the trees into berry fields and rock gardens, th...

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