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Strawberry Mountain Trail - No. 220

Contact Info
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
10024 US Hwy. 12
PO Box 670
Randle, WA 98377

Phone:
360-497-1100
Basics
Location:
In the Green River/Strawberry Mountain Areas
Length:
10.7 miles
Elevation Range:
2920 feet to 5200 feet
Elevation Change:
2280 feet

Description

From Road 2516 the trail heads north toward the peak. You will pass two small ponds on the east side of the ridge, 4 miles from Road 2516. From there the trail drops down the ridge and into the timber. From Road 2516 south, the trail takes you through timber to tie in with the Boundary Trail #1 near Bear Meadow. A short spur trail (0.25 mile from Road 2516) takes you to the site of the old fire lookout on Strawberry Mountain.

On a clear day you might see the lava dome inside the crater of Mount St. Helens. This trail was developed by miners sometime before 1895. Today you will be walking through silver forests in places where the lateral blast from the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens climbed up to the top of Strawberry Ridge, spilling over in places before the power of the blast dissipated.

Details

Location:
In the Green River/Strawberry Mountain Areas
Length:
10.7 miles
Elevation Range:
2920 feet to 5200
Elevation Change:
2280

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

This trail can be reached from the Boundary Trail #1 near Bear Meadow on Road 99, or from Road 2516, which intersects the trail near the site of the old fire lookout on Strawberry Mountain, or from the Green River Trail #213. Access from the north end, off Road 26, is on private land. Rough road conditions limit the amount of use.


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