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Rattlesnake Peaks Trail #1100
Within William O. Douglas Wilderness.
From the junction off Rattlesnake Trail #1114, this trail accesses Rattlesnake Peaks and is a dead end trail.
This is not a maintained trail beyond the second creek crossing. Water is scarce.
At a Glance
| Permit Info: | Wilderness permits are required. The self-issuing permits are free and available at trailheads. |
|---|---|
| Usage: | Light-Medium |
| Best Season: | Summer/Fall |
| Busiest Season: | Summer |
| Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply |
| Closest Towns: | Naches, WA |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Naches Ranger District, (509) 653 1401 |
General Information
Directions:Access by way of U.S. Highway 12 to Bethel Ridge Road, forest road 1500, approximately 8 miles, steep climb. State Route 410 to Nile Road and then to forest road 1500. Drive 18.4 miles to the MJB Trailhead.
General Notes:
Stock ramp, hitch rails, no water
Parking:
Parking for six horse trailers and four cars.