The Augspurger Mountain Trail shares a trailhead with the Dog Mountain Trail, offering a gentle loop oportunity with the Dog Mountain Trail, complete with views of the Columbia River Gorge, numerous volcano peaks, and wildflowers in season. A 1.5 mile connector trail ties this trail into the Dog Mou...

Trail access to Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area. Group size limit 12. Non-motorized methods of travel only. Mountain bikes are not permitted in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area.

This short trail zigzags and climbs rapidly through second-growth conifers to the summit of Bunker Hill. The trail terminates at the summit. A fire lookout once perched on the 2,383-foot-elevation summit, offering views of the Wind River Valley and the former Wind River Nursery. Bunker Hill is an ig...

A rustic log bridge crossing Siouxon Creek marks the beginning of trail No. 130A. A water crossing through Chinook Creek, 3/4 mile from the trailhead, offers a challenge for forest visitors. The water depth can be 2-3-feet deep in early July, so proceed with caution! After this crossing, Chinook Cre...

Chinook Trail No. 180B, is open to hikers, horses, and mountain bikes. The trail connects Silver Star Trail No. 180 with the Tarbell Trail (a Department of Natural Resources trail). This trail was built and is maintained by the Chinook Trail Association. Wildflowers, huckleberries and beargrass blan...

This moderately used trail is located on the lower southern slopes of Mt. Adams. The trail descends through lava flows and young forests, forming an access route between Gotchen Creek Trail No. 40 and Cold Springs Camp located near the timberline on Mt. Adams. Wildflowers and the A.G. Aiken Lava Flo...

This trail begins a short distance northwest of Council Lake, on the Boundary Trail No. 1. The trail climbs to the semiopen summit of Council Bluff, providing views of Adams and surrounding peaks. Please use caution when hiking this trail. There are steep cliffs in the area. In 1932 the Forest Servi...

The trailhead for the Cowlitz Horse Trail is located on the road above Soda Springs Campground. Facilities include a horse ramp, hitching rails and parking for stock vehicles. The trail connects with the main Cowlitz Trail No. 44, 1 mile east.

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...

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...