Trail #30 & #30A Spencer Butte & Breezy Point


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As you ascend Spencer Butte Trail (3.2 miles one way) from the south the forest changes from western white pine to noble and subalpine fir. Breezy Point Trail #30A is soon reached where it provides a 1.2-mile trail to the location of an old fire lookout. The base for a fire finder can still be seen at this location, however a canopy of trees blocks distant vistas. On top of Spencer Butte, the skyline is also mostly hidden by the fully mature canopy of trees. The remains of a Forest Service fire lookout built in 1935 are found on the summit. Wildflowers provide a colorful display in the summer months on the top of the butte. Descending to the north, the trail travels through a Douglas fir forest before ending near Spencer Meadow, a place often visited by elk.

At a Glance

Current Conditions: 11/06/2023: Trail received snow. For information contact the Mt. Adams Ranger Station 509-395-3402.
Usage: Light
Closest Towns: Northwoods, WA
Operated By: Forest Service
Information Center: Mount Adams Ranger District

General Information

Directions:

Spencer Butte Trailhead or near Spencer Meadow north of the trailhead on Forest Road 93-301.


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Location

 
  Area/Length : 
Spencer Butte Trail: 3.2 milesBreezy Point Trail: 0.8 miles

  Elevation : 
3400' - 4250'