Entiat Ranger District

The Entiat Ranger District comprises 272,101 acres located in the arid eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains. It extends from the Chelan Mountains in the northeast to the Entiat Mountains in the west. The district includes over 25,500 acres of the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area in its northern extent. 

High-quality recreation of all types exists in the Entiat Ranger District. The broad range of campgrounds and trails provide access into relatively undeveloped zones of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest that are excellent for hiking and fishing in solitude. 

Deep in the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area, you can observe the last remaining remnants of the once massive Entiat Glacier. The glacier still clings to the impressive Entiat headwall, home to three 9,000’ peaks: Mt. Maude, Seven Finger Jack and Mt. Fernow. The Entiat Ranger District is also home to one of the nation’s most extensive multiple-use trail systems. Much of this trail system can be traveled by off-road motorcycles, mountain bikes, horses or hikers. 

For general navigation: Entiat River Road Mileage chart