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More Info South Climb Trail - No. 183

3.4 miles (5.5 km)
Difficult

This heavily used trail provides access to the South Climb of Mt. Adams. This is not a technically challenging climb, but it takes climbers at least 6 to 8 hours to ascend the nearly 6,700 vertical feet across snow and rock to reach the 12,276-foot summit of Mt. Adams. From the trailhead, the trail ...

More Info Squaw Creek Trail - No. 265

7.7 miles

After a 3-mile hike from Road 5601, the trail climbs a ridge, offering views of the Goat Rocks, Rainier, Tongue Mountain and Juniper Ridge. The trail follows Road 2328 for 1.5 miles before descending to Road 2322. (Watch for vehicles on Road 2328.) This trail appears to have been used extensively by...

More Info Stagman Ridge Trail - No. 12

4.1 miles (6.6 km)
Difficult

The trail leaves Road 8031.120 from a clear-cut at 4,193 feet elevation, then climbs northeast, enters the Mt. Adams Wilderness, and continues through heavy timber and rocky slopes. The trail follows the long ridge, offering views of Avalanche and White Salmon Glaciers. The trail ends at the junctio...

More Info Starway Trail - No. 175

3.6 miles (5.8 km)
Difficult

From Road 4107, this steep, rugged trail rapidly climbs, switchbacking up to the summit of Silver Star Mountain. At midpoint along the trail (at about 1.5 miles), the trail crosses talus slopes, beargrass, and brush, making the way extremely difficult. The trail is difficult to follow beyond the hal...

More Info Trapper Creek Trail - No. 192.1

1.2 miles (1.9 km)
Easy

This trail climbs from Road 5401 through an old-growth forest, intersecting with Dry Creek Trail No. 194 almost immediately. The trail climbs for about 1 mile, before the junction with Trail No. 132 near the wilderness boundary. (At this point it becomes Trail 192.2, which is Hiker Only.) The trail ...

More Info Trapper Creek Trail - No. 192.2

4.8 miles (7.7 km)
Difficult

This trail is a continuation of Trapper Creek Trail No. 192.1. However, Trail No. 192.2 is Hiker Only. The trail runs parallel with the wilderness boundary. After crossing a creek, it passes the junction with Soda Peaks Lake Trail #133. Trapper Creek Trail continues its climb through a second-growth...

More Info Valley Ski Trail - No. 151

1.5 miles
Difficult

The trail begins across Highway 30 opposite Oldman Pass Sno-Park. The trail is recommended for skiers with good downhill/uphill skills because steep hills require quick reactions and skill. The trail passes through the forest, descends into the Wind River Valley, and crosses a rough hewn bridge over...

More Info Vanson Peak Trail - No. 217A

More Info White Pine Creek Trail - No. 1582

8.6 miles

More Info Wildcat Trail - No. 156

2.5 miles (4.0 km)
Difficult

From Trail No. 130, Wildcat Trail crosses Siouxon Creek, which can be 2 to 3 feet deep during periods of high water. The trail then begins climbing a steep, rocky grade for 0.5 mile past the base of the waterfall, then climbs to a viewpoint above the 75-foot cascading Wildcat Falls. The trail contin...

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