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Displaying 17201 - 17225 of 20360River Bend Campground
This forested campground is located along West Fork Methow River and gives access to nearby trails: West Fork Methow Trail, Robinson Creek Trail and Monument Creek/…
Robinson Creek Trailhead
This forested trailhead provides access to: Robinson Creek - Middle Fork Trail #478 that accesses Pasayten Wilderness.
Ruffed Grouse Campground
This forested campground is located along Eightmile Creek. Small campground is good for small group camping. Maximum length of site is 35 feet.
Scatter Creek - Methow Valley RD Trailhead
This forested trailhead provides access to: Scatter Creek Trail in Twisp River area which enters Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness and to the …
Slate Creek Trailhead
Provides access to: Slate Lake Trail #414 which enters Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness and the Twisp River Trail #440. Located in the Twisp River area.
Slate Peak Trailhead
Provides access to: West Fork Pasayten River Trail #472 within Pasayten Wilderness.
Slate Peak Trailhead near Slate Peak, above Harts Pass. Small parking area.
South Creek Campground
This campground is located near the confluence of South Creek and the Twisp River and gives access to several trailheads for day hikes. Enjoy bicycling and scenic drives. This campground gives access to the Twisp River Trail 440 and also gives access to the…
South Creek Trailhead
TRAIL CLOSUREThe trail is closed approximately 2.5 miles up South Creek Trail #401 at a gated private property boundary. There is no public access through the private land. There are no alternative routes around the private property due to steep terrain and high water crossings.LOUIS LAKE TRAIL #428 IS OPEN
Gives access to South Creek Trail #…
South Fork Gold Creek Sno-Park
In winter months this Sno-park gives access to South Fork Gold Creek area groomed snowmobile trails.
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South Summit Sno-Park
This forested Sno-Park gives access to groomed snowmobile routes on the south summit of Loup Loup Pass and to groomed cross-country ski routes.
Thirtymile Trailhead
Provides access to: Chewuch Trail #510 within Pasayten Wilderness.
Twisp River Horse Camp
This forested horse camp is located in the southwest end of Twisp River Area. Gives access to nearby trails Twisp River Trail #440, South Creek Trail #401 and the Lake Chelan-Sawtooth…
Twisp River Sno-Park
Forested Sno-Park parking gives access to groomed snowmobile trails around Twisp River area from Dec. 1st to April 1st. When snow melts out, this parking area gives access to the Twisp River Trail #440, going the length of Twisp River, 15 miles, to Gilbert Trailhead near North Creek.
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Twisp River Trail Trailhead
This forested trailhead (also called Twisp River Sno-Park) is the first, beginning trailhead for the Twisp River Trail #440 (at the southeast end of the trail). Several other trailheads also give access to the Twisp River Trail trail. The second access point to the Twisp River Trail is on north end of the War Creek Bridge, with limited parking (look for trail on northside of road at junction with road #44…
War Creek Campground
Located near the confluence of War Creek and the Twisp River, this forested campground has two sections. One section stretches along the seasonal War Creek and has long parking aprons that are well-suited to recreational vehicles. The sounds of Twisp River can be heard in the distance. There are a few sites in a small grassy meadow. Mature Douglas fir provide ample shade to most campsites.…
War Creek Trailhead
Provides access to: War Creek Trail #408 within Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness. Trail enteres Lake Chelan National Recreation Area. The trail travels through a forested area which becomes thinner as you travel up the trail. This trail is a historic route that…
Washington Pass Observation Site
Short paved fully accessible trail to a stunning view of Liberty Bell Mountain, Early Winters Spires and Kangaroo Ridge.
Williams Creek Trailhead
Trailhead gives access to Williams Lake Trail #407 in Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness.
Wolf Creek Trailhead
Forested trailhead gives access to Wolf Creek Trail #527 within Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness.
Yellowjacket Sno-Park
Forested Yellowjacket Sno-Park gives access to snowmobile trails in Hart's Pass and Blackpine Basin areas. These trails have scenic views.
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Chewuch Trailhead
This Trailhead allows access to the Pasayten Wilderness via the Cathedral Driveway Trail #510A which begins near the toilet facility. This site also has 2 unloading ramps, 2 hitch rails, a bear-proof dumpster, 1 picnic table, and 1 fire ring. A Northwest Forest Pass is required.
Provides access to:…
Fourteen Mile Trailhead
This Trailhead is also a Campground with 7 campsites. The Trailhead has 1 horse corral, 7 hitching rails, and 2 unloading ramps, as well as a registration box, information sign, and a bear-proof garbage can. Albert Camp Trail #375 into the Pasayten Wilderness takes off…
Iron Gate Trailhead
This Trailhead borders the Pasayten Wilderness and the Boundary Trail #533 begins here. Parking for 8 passenger vehicles and 1 or 2 small horse trailers, unloading ramp, 2 hitch rails, bearproof garbage can, and 2 pit toilets are located at the trailhead. Please self-…
Windy Peak Trailhead
This Trailhead is part of the Long Swamp Campground and parking is available outside of the campground footprint. The toilet facilities are in the campground. Bearproof garbage can, information sign board, and self-registration board are available. Northwest Forest Pass is required.
Provides access to: Windy Peak Trail #342 within…