Pets allowed
Allowed
Elevation Gain
800.00 ft (243.84 m)
Trail type
There-and-back
Distance
0.00 mi (0.00 km)
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Hiking or biking from the Jewett Creek Watershed provides an adventure that can be enjoyed by all ages. Located on the outskirts of White Salmon, Washington, the trip could make for a mildly strenuous activity to be paired with a stop for lunch in White Salmon or Hood River.

This is a meandering trail that begins with wooded, shaded hiking. After easy walking through the woods the trail begins to gain elevation and soon after breaks out of the heavily-treed area. There is still shade along the remainder of the trial, but less so than at the beginning. Also, once you have gained elevation and emerged from the dense trees you’ll be rewarded with a panoramic view that frames the White Salmon, the Columbia River Gorge, Hood River, and Mount Hood in the distance. The adventure is best on a clear day when you get the full impact of all these elements in view. 

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Spring
Summer
Fall

Congestion

Low

Parking Pass

Not Required

Pros

Panoramic view of the Columbia River Gorge.

Cons

Limited parking. Limited activities on open-access private property.

Trailhead Elevation

1,000.00 ft (304.80 m)

Features

Big vistas
Wildflowers
Geologically significant

Suitable for

Biking

Location

Nearby Lodging + Camping

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