June Lake Trail Washington
As you ascend gently through the second-growth forest of fir and hemlock, glimpses of the smooth south slopes of Mount St. Helens appear ahead. The path winds up through the woods, some... trails.com
Marble Mountain, Cougar, Washington
The trip to June Lake is one of the most popular ski tours from the Marble Mountain Snopark. If the snow is good, the skiing is easy. Other skiing and snowshoeing options are available,... trails.com
Mount St. Helens Summit, Wa
The route along Blue Lake showcases some of Washington?s most vivid landscapes. Traveling along the still-forested sections of Mount St. Helens, this nontechnical ride keeps to the tree... trails.com
Lahar Viewpoint, Cougar, Washington
An early start will help you avoid the rush along this popular multiple-use road. The destination is the massive mudflow area that turns into a beautiful, open, snow-covered plain in th... trails.com
Sasquatch Loops: Middle Loop & Long Loop, Cougar, Washington
For the views, for the challenge, and for the pure joy of skiing?the Sasquatch Loops take you away from the noise, hustle, and smell of the snowmachines, away from the crowds of fellow ... trails.com
Worm Flows, Cougar, Washington
The Worm Flows, long rippling lava flows from an eruption eons ago, roll down the southeast flank of Mount St. Helens creating a remarkably unique environment. The flows are somewhat ma... trails.com
Mount Saint Helens, Cougar, Washington
Mount Saint Helens is an ideal winter tour because it is accessible, large, and wonderful. It is a good tour for snowboarders?gullies and wind scoops make perfect half pipes, and you ca... trails.com
Burley Mountain Lookout, Randle, Washington
Like a tiny island in the middle of the vast ocean, Burley Mountain is a narrow rib of rocks jutting out of a vast green sea of trees. On a rare clear day, the view is wondrous, encompa... trails.com
Kalama Ski Trail, Cougar, Washington
A popular ski trail that sees some horse use, the Kalama Ski Trail is used as an access trail or combined with other trails to make loops. The trail is almost always in the woods and at... trails.com
Cougar Sno-park (Kalama Ski Trail), Cougar, Washington
A casual glance at the Cougar Sno-Park is often enough to cause normally careful drivers to put pedal to the metal and depart at great speed. The noise of the snowmobiles, the massive t... trails.com
Hardtime Loop, Carson, Washington
Hardtime?well, maybe if it was really icy. Otherwise the loop is smooth skiing all the way. Avalanche potential: none trails.com
Hard Time Loop Trail
General Description The Hard Time Loop consists of Forest Road 3050, Forest Road 3054, a portion of the Oldman Loop Trail, and Snofoot Trail #150. The Hard Time Loop is an excellent ... wildernet.com
Mcclellan Meadows Loop, Carson, Washington
The Wind River Winter Sports Area is one of the most intriguing sno-parks in the state. Skiers have a myriad of forest roads to tour, starting at seven different sno-parks. Of these sev... trails.com
Wind River, Carson, Washington
Portland skiers tend to overlook the upper Wind River winter recreation area, though the Forest Service has a fine system of groomed trails here through varied terrain. Wind River lies ... trails.com
Mcclellan Meadows Trail
General Description From McClellan Meadows Sno-Park in the winter time, ski 1.5 miles south on Forest Route 3053 to the trailhead at the end of the road. Steep grades, unbridged stre... wildernet.com