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Trail #218 Tumwater
This trail is open to hiker, horse and bicycle use.
This nine mile trail begins on Goat Mountain Trail #217 near Deadmans Lake. From there it climbs through rocky outcrops and meadows to the summit of Tumwater Mountain at mile 4. It descends rapidly to a crossing of Goat Creek and ties in with Goat Creek Trail #205.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | 06/08/2023: Expect consistant snow on trails above 3,000 feet. Rapid warming and snowmelt can cause hazardous trail conditions like washouts and landslides, especially along trails that follow steep slopes. |
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| Fees: | No fee or pass required. See Mount St. Helens Map for fee and payment sites. |
| Usage: | Light |
| Restrictions: |
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| Closest Towns: | Randle, WA |
| Water: | Treat all non-potable water before consuming. |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: |
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General Information
Directions:Directions:
Via Goat Creek Trail #205 and Goat Mountain Trail #217 for a loop option.
Activities
Alerts & Warnings
- Forest Road 25 closed as through-route due to significant slide
- Forest Road 25 Repairs Underway (milepost 14 - 16) Expect Delays
- Iron Creek Campground and surrounding area Closed Due to Wildfire
- Temporary Closure along Forest Road 60
- Upper State Route 504 closed due to large slide
- Winter Conditions Persist on some Forest Roads
- Current Office Hours
Location
