Highlighted Areas
This short road is very popular, connecting FR 90 along the Lewis River with FR 30 along the Wind River. A Four hour drive from Carson or Cougar will bring you through the center of the southern end of the forest accessing all the Lewis and Wind river attractions, Government Mineral Springs, Trapper Creek and Indian Heaven wildernesses, and many other destinations.
Concrete boat ramp with a 10 vehicle parking lot.
49 miles of ski and snowshoe trails. 30 miles of snowmobile trails. Parking area has a 130 vehicle capacity.
The shelter burned to the ground during the 2010-11 season, and has not yet been rebuilt. Please inquire with Mount St. Helens staff to learn how to help construct a new shelter.
This short barrier-free trail leads you from the Sunset Falls parking lot to Sunset Falls Viewpoint. The falls are accessible year-round and make a popular place to cool off on hot summer days. No fishing is allowed.
This campground on the Little White Salmon River, is generally flat with some open meadow space. The campground is close to the Columbia River Gorge.
This campground is part of the Randle Recreation Area, located along the Adams Fork of the Cispus River.
Gravel parking area with space for 6 vehicles.
Road can be narrow.
This Trail Open to Hikers, Bikers, and Equestrian Use.
The gradual grade of this trail slowly climbs away from Falls Creek and crosses 2 creeks before reaching the waterfall in approximately 2.5 miles. Trail continues on for 6.5 miles, crossing several forest roads, and terminates at Falls Creek Horse Camp on Forest Road 65.
This area accesses 154 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and is used primarily by snowmobilers. The Sno-park has a warming shelter with wood stove, picnic tables and toilet. Parking lot is asphalt and has a capacity of 35 vehicles. Please park according to posted signs.
This Trail Open to Hikers Only.
Trail features interpretive signs describing various tree cultivation studies. There is parking for two vehicles at the trailhead.
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