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Tanner Springs Trail #401E
This trail is in the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness. This is a short trail to Tanner Spring from the Tanner Butte Trail #401. This trail is well worth the side trip especially if backpacking in the area and water is needed. It begins at Tanner Butte Trail #401, 6.7 miles south of the trailhead at US Hwy I-84, exit #40, and ends at Tanner Springs. The trail becomes faint towards the spring so some route-finding is likely. This is a good place to fill up with water.
Trail Description and Map (PDF File)
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | CLOSED per Forest Order 06-06-06-22-01 due to hazards associated with the 2017 Eagle Creek Fire. Eagle Creek Fire Closure map linked here. |
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| Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply. |
| Closest Towns: | Cascade Locks, OR; Hood River, OR |
| Information Center: | Hood River Ranger District: (541) 352-6002 |
General Information
Directions:From Portland, OR - travel east on US Hwy 84 to Exit #40, signed for Bonneville Dam. Follow signs to the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail (0.5 mile). Park in the large parking lot (day passes required. Overnight parking permitted, but no camping.). Follow Tanner Butter Trail #401 for 6.7 miles to the beginning of this trail (#401E).
From Hood River, OR - travel west on US Hwy 84 to Exit #40. Follow signs to the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail (0.5 mile). Park in the large parking lot (day passes required and no overnight parking). Follow Tanner Butter Trail #401 for 6.7 miles to the beginning of this trail (#401E).