Trail #35 Service
Area Status: Unknown
This Trail Open to Hikers, Bikers, Equestrian and OHV Use.
This trail begins on Road 8821 and follows a decommissioned road for 1 mile through open stands of spruce to Deadhorse Meadow. The trail crosses Road 8831, then continues across Smoky and Little Goose Creeks before ending on Middle Trail #26.
This and a number of other trails in the area were developed by sheepherders in the late 1800s. Sheepherders traveled from as far as eastern Oregon to graze their sheep on these summer ranges. The sheepherders often followed Native American trails. Portions of the Service Trail follow the original wagon route into the forest built in the early 1900s.
At a Glance
Current Conditions: | 11/06/2023: Trail received snow. For information contact the Mt. Adams Ranger Station 509-395-3402. |
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Usage: | Medium |
Restrictions: | Obey all traffic laws and road signs. Road legal vehicles only on all Forest Service roads. |
Closest Towns: | Trout Lake, WA |
Operated By: | Forest Service |
Information Center: | Mt. Adams Ranger District |
General Information
Directions:Service Trailhead (Forest Road 88 to 8821)
Activities
Day Hiking
Recreation areas with activity Day Hiking:
See activity description under Backpacking.
Backpacking
Recreation areas with activity Backpacking: This and a number of other trails in the area were developed by sheepherders in the late 1800s. Sheepherders traveled from as far as eastern Oregon to graze their sheep on these summer ranges. The sheepherders often followed Native American trails.Horse Riding
Recreation areas with activity Horse Riding:
See activity description under Backpacking.