10 Recreation and DNR SITE LOCATIONS 5 You will fi nd a wide variety of recreational opportunities 1 2 How to use the Guide: on land managed by the Department of Natural 4 3 FACILITIES TRAILS WATER ACTIVITIES Resources. In addition to the facilities listed here, DNR General locations are shown on the map as maintains more than 400 miles of trails. Activities shown in Loomis 11 numbered triangles. For directions to a Camping unit Hiking Beach access this guide, such as trail riding, hiking, vista viewing, water, W A S H I N G T O N State and snow sports are associated with developed facilities. Forest particular site, match the number found on the Picnic unit Crosscountry skiing Fishing DNR-managed recreation facilities are typically small and map to the corresponding number in the Shelter Horse Hand boat launch 12 13 rustic; none have electrical or sewage hookups. Some sites 14 Eastern or Western Washington directory. Drinking water Mountain bike Boat launch have drinking water, (Warning: not all available water is Information regarding setting and facilities are Toilet Motorcycle Mooring buoy potable.) Sites with camping have recreational vehicle 15 also included. The number following a camp or View ATV parking, tent pads, fi re grills, and picnic tables. Picnic units 17 16 picnic symbol refers to the total number of Interpretive site 4x4 also have tables and fi re grills. There is no fee charged for 8 recreating on DNR-managed land. units available at that site. Corral Snowmobile 9 7 For example: No campfi res allowed Loup 6 Land at work for you... Loup 18 Hang gliding/Paragliding launch site 6 = 6 total camping units Most recreation sites featured in this guide are part of Barrier-free facility or activity state trust lands. Revenue from these lands support public schools, colleges, prisons, and other state institutions, as well as local services in many counties, and the state “Barrier-Free” general fund. These lands are part of the permanent endowment managed by DNR. at DNR Recreation Sites: When symbols are highlighted in green, you can A Partnership for the Future Eastern expect to fi nd at least one unit that is barrier # SITE NAME SETTINGS and FACILITIES DNR encourages volunteer participation. Recreational 20 free with a barrier-free route-of-travel from a users working in 19 partnership with DNR wheelchair accessible parking area. For LOOMIS FOREST BLOCK Lake can have positive impact. example, if a toilet and picnic unit are 1 PALMER LAKE Start at Loomis grocery. Go N (keep right) for 8.5 mi. to site. 6 Today’s decisions regarding barrier-free, parking and trails connecting these Lake resources have long-lasting facilities will be wheelchair accessible. If other 2 CHOPAKA LAKE Start at Loomis grocery. Go N for 2.1 mi. Turn left on Toats Coulee Rd. Go 1.4 mi. Turn right onto a one- lane road (steep) and go 3.4 mi. Stay left. Go 1.7 mi. Turn right. Go 2.0 mi. to site. consequences; we all have amenities, such as viewpoints or beach access 16 an incentive to become Forest stream are highlighted, barriers have been removed TOATS COULEE Start at Loomis grocery. Go N for 2.1 mi. Turn left on Toats Coulee Rd. Go 5.5 mi. to lower site. Continue stewards of this land. If the 3 0.1 mi. to upper site (junction of roads OM-T-2000 and OM-T-1000). forest ecosystem or from the connecting trails. However, due to 9 3 recreational facilities are topography, these trails may not be accessible Forest stream 4 NORTH FORK NINE MILE From upper site, Toats Coulee, take OM-T-1000 Rd for 2.5 mi. to site. damaged, it may be to all persons with disabilities. 11 3 necessary to limit public Forest stream 5 COLD SPRINGS From upper site, Toats Coulee, take OM-T-1000 Rd for 2.1 mi. Turn right on Cold Creek Rd (gravel) and go use in order to protect We are using proposed US Department of 0.4 mi. Stay right. Go 1.8 mi. Stay left. Go 2.3 mi. to picnic area. Continue 0.4 mi. to camp. 5 2 resources. Justice guidelines, current USDA Forest Service photo: Lacey O’Grady 21 guidelines, and recommendations from LOUP LOUP FOREST BLOCK Lake recreationists with disabilities when 6 LEADER LAKE Start from junction with US Hwy 97 at Okanogan. Go W on State Route 20 for 8.4 mi. Turn right on Leader Lake Rd (paved, one lane) and go 0.4 mi. to site. constructing these barrier-free sites. Due to the 16 2 Report Wildfi res! 1-800-562-6010 Forest stream primitive nature of DNR-managed recreation 7 ROCK CREEK Start in Okanogan at the junction with US Hwy 97 and State Route 20. Go W on State Route 20 for 9.8 mi. To report an emergency, call 911 sites, levels of accessibility will vary. Turn right on Loup Loup Canyon Rd (dirt, two lane) and go 3.9 mi. Site is on left. 6 4 To report a suspicious situation: call the nearest DNR Forest lake region offi ce Monday – Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm or 8 ROCK LAKES Continue past the Rock Creek site for 0.9 mi. Turn left on Rock Lakes Rd. Go 5.8 mi. Turn left and go 0.3 mi. to site.  Persons needing the information 8 1 After hours and on weekends, call 1-800-562-6010 contained in this guide in an alternative 9 SPORTSMAN’S CAMP Start in Okanogan at the junction with US Hwy 97 and State Route 20. Go W on State Route 20 for Forest stream format may call: 14.9 mi. Turn right onto Sweat Creek Rd. Go 1.0 mi. Site is on the right side of road. 6 360-902-1721 - or- TTY 360-902-1125 Forest stream 10 SHEEP CREEK Start in Northport. Go N on State Route 25 for 0.7 mi. (cross the Columbia River). Turn left on Sheep Creek 22 Rd (gravel). Go 4.3 mi. and turn right to site. 11 8 Forest lake Note to Guide users: Extreme care was taken during 11 WILLIAMS LAKE Start in Colville. Go W on US Hwy 395 for 2.0 mi. to Williams Lake Rd. Go N on Williams Lake Rd for 13.7 compilation of this guide to insure accuracy. However, mi. Turn left and immediately right to site. 8 2 Ahtanum due to changes and the need to rely on outside sources Forest streams, falls, baseball fi eld, volunteer State 12 DOUGLAS FALLS GRANGE PARK Start in Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 20 camp host, horseshoe pit Forest for information, the Department of Natural Resources for 1.1 mi. to Aladdin Rd. Go N on Aladdin for 2.0 mi. to Douglas Falls Rd. Go left on Douglas Falls Rd for 3.0 mi. and turn left to site. 8 6 28 27 cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions, and 26 therefore, there are no warranties that accompany LITTLE PEND OREILLE INFO SITE Start in Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 25 24 23 this material. 13 20 for 24.3 mi. Turn right to USDA Forest Service site at edge of road. DNR has a sign at this site.

Forest stream DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 14 SHERRY CREEK Start in Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 20, 23.8 mi. Turn right on gravel road and go 0.4 mi. to site. 2 OLYMPIA HEADQUARTERS Forest stream 1111 WASHINGTON ST SE 15 FLODELLE CREEK Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 20, 19.4 mi. Turn right P.O. BOX 4700 on a two-lane gravel road. Go 0.3 mi. Stay left and go 0.1 mi. to site. 8 OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7000 DNR photo: Randy Warnock, Forest lake 360-902-1000 16 STARVATION LAKE Start in Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 20 for 10.5 mi. Turn right on gravel road and go 0.3 mi. to the intersection. Turn left and go 0.5 mi. to the site on the right. 6 NORTHEAST REGION PACIFIC CASCADE REGION 30 Forest lake 225 S SILKE RD 601 BOND RD 29 17 ROCKY LAKE Start in Colville at the junction of State Route 20 and US Hwy 395. Go E on State Route 20 for 5.9 mi. Turn P.O. BOX 190 P.O. BOX 280 right on Artman-Gibson Rd. Go 3.2 mi. and turn right onto a one-lane gravel road for 0.5 mi. Stay left and go 2.0 mi. to site. COLVILLE, WA 99114-0190 CASTLE ROCK, WA 98611-0280 7 1 509-684-7474 360-577-2025 20_Forest stream 18 SKOOKUM CREEK Start on State Route 20 at Usk. Go E across river for 0.9 mi. Turn right on Le Clerc Rd. Go 2.2 mi. Turn NORTHWEST REGION SOUTH PUGET SOUND REGION 33 left on a one-lane gravel road. Go 0.1 mi. Turn left and go 0.3 mi. to site. 10 2 919 N TOWNSHIP ST 905 FARMAN AVE N 32 Lake, Indian Painting interpretive site, volunteer SEDRO WOOLLEY, WA 98284-9384 ENUMCLAW, WA 98022-0068 19 SPOKANE LAKE CAMPGROUND Start on US Hwy 2 at Reardon. Go N on State Route 231 for 14.2 mi. Turn right on US Hwy 291 campground host 360-856-3500 360-825-1631 31 While Visiting, Please: (Long Lake Dam Rd). Go 4.7 mi. Site is on right. Indian Paintings are located across Long Lake Dam Rd just past Long Lake Campground. 9 8

Forest stream volunteer campground host OLYMPIC REGION SOUTHEAST REGION  Protect plant and wildlife species  Keep pets on a leash 20 DRAGOON CREEK Start in Spokane (N side) at the junction of US Hwy 2 and US Hwy 395. Go N on US Hwy 395 for 10.2 mi. 411 TILLICUM LANE 713 EAST BOWERS RD Turn left on Dragoon Creek Rd. Go 0.4 mi. to camp entrance. 22 5 FORKS, WA 98331-9271 ELLENSBURG, WA 98926-9301 360-374-6131 509-925-8510  Stay on signed, approved trails  Respect the rights of others 21 INDIAN CAMP Start at Interstate 90 exit 85 (Cle Elum). Go E on State Route 970 for 6.9 mi. Turn left on Teanaway Rd. Go River  Camp in designated areas  Pack out trash or place in receptacles provided 7.3 mi. Turn left on West Fork Teanaway Rd for 0.6 mi. Turn right on Middle Fork Teanaway Rd. (paved, two lane / gravel, one lane). Go 3.9 mi. Site is on left. 6 For a list of DNR map products, check our website at : Sand dunes, off -road vehicle recreation area www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/Maps/Pages/ photo_and_map_products_and_services.aspx 22 BEVERLY DUNES Start on State Route 243 at Beverly. Go E on Crab Creek Rd for 2.0 mi.

AHTANUM STATE FOREST (Request Ahtanum Multiple Use Area Map) Maps by Elizabeth Eberle. Brochure design by Mark Macleod and Cherylyn Petersen. Photos by Forest stream, volunteer campground host, Sno-park DNR staff and volunteers. DNR Asset Mgmt. & Recreation Division, DNR Engineering Division, W E L C O M E ~ Start in Yakima. Go S on Interstate 82 for 2.0 mi. to Union Gap. Go W on permit required in winter Resource Mapping Section. Copyright 2009. Equal Opportunity/Affi rmative Action Employer. 23 AHTANUM CAMP and ANTANUM MEADOWS Ahtanum Rd to Tampico. Go W on A-2000 (Middle Fork Rd) for 9.5 mi. Ahtanum Meadows located 0.3 mi. past on left. 6 This guide will help you identify many of the Forest stream, snow shelter 24 TREE PHONES From Ahtanum Camp continue to A-2000 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 5.8 mi. Turn left and go 0.1 mi. to site. 14 4 recreation opportunities available on land 25 CLOVER FLATS From Ahtanum Camp continue to A-2000 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 9.2 mi. Site is on left. Sub-alpine area, No livestock managed by the Department of Natural Note: beyond 5.8 mi. the road is very steep (12-13%). 9 Resources (DNR). DNR manages more than Sub-alpine area 26 EAGLE NEST VISTA From Ahtanum Camp continue on A-2000 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 8.9 mi. Vista is on right. Note: 5 million acres of trust land in Washington for beyond 5.8 mi. the road is very steep (12-13%). 2 G U I D E Forest stream the public and the trust benefi ciaries. These 27 GREY ROCK TRAILHEAD From Ahtanum Camp take North Fork Ahtanum Rd (A-3000) for 4.5 mi. Keep left for 1.1 mi. lands are managed to provide productive Trailhead on left. 2 Forest stream resources and recreation (when it does not 28 SNOW CABIN From Ahtanum Camp take North Fork Ahtanum Rd (A-3000) for 4.5 mi. Keep left for 1.1 mi. to Grey Rock Trailhead. Continue 1.5 mi. to site on left. 8

confl ict with trust obligations) while protecting photo: Randy Warnock, DNR photo: Nancy Barker, DNR Forest stream 29 BIRD CREEK Start at Glenwood Post Offi ce. Go W for 0.3 mi. Turn right on Bird Creek Rd. Go 0.9 mi. Turn left over cattle our natural resources for the future. guard (K-3000) Bird Creek Rd. Go 1.2 mi. Turn right on S-4000 Rd (gravel). Go 1.3 mi., turn left on K-4000 Rd. Stay left for the next 2.0 mi. Turn left to site. 9 Forest stream, lava tubes, snow shelter Use and enjoy these lands, but also help protect 30 ISLAND CAMP From Bird Creek entrance road, continue on K-4000 Rd for 1.4 mi. Turn left on K-4200 Rd. Go 1.1 mi. Turn left and go 0.2 mi. to camp. 6 our state’s natural resources for future Forest 31 BUCK CREEK TRAILHEAD #1 (Request Buck Creek Trailmap) Start on State Route 14 at White Salmon. Go N on State Route 141 generations. for 6.6 mi. Turn left on B-1000 Rd. Go 0.9 mi. Turn left on N-1000 Rd. Go 2.0 mi. Trailhead on right. High lines available. 4

Forest Thank You! 32 BUCK CREEK LOOP TRAILHEAD (Request Buck Creek Trailmap) Start on State Route 14 at White Salmon. Go N on State Route 141 for 6.6 mi. Turn left on B-1000 Rd. Go approximately 8 mi. Trailhead on left. Forest IMPORTANT NOTE: 33 BUCK CREEK TRAILHEAD #2 (Request Buck Creek Trailmap) Start on State Route 14 at White Salmon. Go N on State Route 141 Due to budget reductions some DNR sites have been CLOSED. for 6.6 mi. Turn left on B-1000 Rd. Go approximately 9 mi. to the B-1800 Rd. Turn right and go 2 mi. to parking area. Please check the following website for status change: I went out for http://www.dnr.wa.gov/Recreation/Education/Recreation/Pages a walk and fi nally IMPORTANT NOTE: concluded to stay Due to budget reductions some DNR sites have been CLOSED. “ Please check the following website for status change: V A N D A L I S M out until sundown, http://www.dnr.wa.gov/Recreation/Education/Recreation/Pages Recreation Each year, vandalism and abuse of public lands costs you and other for going out, I citizens of Washington thousands of photo: Nancy Barker, DNR dollars in repairs and lost resources. found, was really Please report information about

Report theft or damage to DNR-managed going in”. lands and resources to your nearest DNR region offi ce. Those numbers and locations are found on the back -John Muir panel of this publication. photo: Randy Warnock, DNR # SITE NAME SETTINGS and FACILITIES SITE LOCATIONS FACILITIES TRAILS WATER ACTIVITIES

1 FOOTHILLS TRAILHEAD Start in Port Angeles at 8th and Pine. Go S on Pine St (Old Black Diamond Rd) for 4.8 mi. Turn Forest W A S H I N G T O N Classmates Camping unit Hiking Beach access left on Little River Rd (gravel, on lane). Go 1.1 mi. Turn left. Go 0.2 mi. on Foothills Trailhead Rd. Trailhead on right. from Picnic unit Crosscountry skiing Fishing I N S E T “A” Olympia STRIPED PEAK VISTA AND TRAILHEAD Start from State Route 112 between mileposts 56-57. Go N on Freshwater Bay Shelter Horse Hand boat launch 2 Forest, beach 64 65, 66 enjoy a Rd for 1.6 mi. Turn left on a one-lane gravel road, go 2.8 mi. Turn right to trailhead. Can be accessed via Clallam County’s Drinking water Mountain bike Boat launch 58 snowshoe Salt Creek Recreation Area on the Camp Hayden Rd off State Route 112 at milepost 53.9. 69 2 adventure Toilet Motorcycle Mooring buoy 67 83 River 68 59 75 to Mt. View ATV 3 LYRE RIVER Start on State Route 112 between mileposts 46-47. Go N on paved road 0.4 mi. Turn left to site. 77 81 73 Tahoma 11 60 79 76 74 Interpretive site 4x4 80 Trails. 4 SADIE CREEK TRAILHEAD Start on State Route 112 between mileposts 42-43. Turn S on East Twin River Rd (Forest Mountain vistas 61 72 78 Corral Snowmobile Morningstar NRCAs 63 82 Service Rd 3040). Go 0.1 mi. Turn right to trailhead. 62 No campfi res allowed 84 Hang gliding/Paragliding launch site 5 MURDOCK BEACH Start at milepost 44.6 on State Route 112. Turn N on PA-S-2500. Go 0.3 mi. Turn right on PA-S-2510. Beach Barrier-free facility or activity Follow to beach. 71 70 th 6 LITTLE RIVER TRAIL Start in Port Angeles at 8 and Pine. Go S on Pine St (becomes Black Diamond Rd), 4.8 mi. Turn Forest left on Little River Rd (gravel, one lane). Go 0.1 mi. Trailhead, parking on left. Trail access to Hurricane Ridge (mountain bike photo: Jeriann Schriner access to Olympic National Park boundary only).

estern 4 River 3 2 7 BEAR CREEK Located on S side US Hwy 101 at milepost 206. 5 14 2 7 # SITE NAME SETTINGS and FACILITIES River 6 1 8 WILLOUGHBY CREEK Start on US Hwy 101 between milepost 178-179. Go E on Hoh Rain Forest Rd, 3.5 mi. Site is on right. 3 MORNING STAR NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION AREA (continued) River, forest Western W 9 MINNIE PETERSON From Willoughby Creek continue on Hoh Rain Forest Rd for 1.0 mi. Site is on left. Morning Star Forest 8 1 1 NRCAs 63 BOULDER LAKE From Boulder Lake and Greider Lakes Trailhead, hike 4.9 mi. to site (the fi rst mile is along a recently See INSET “A” River abandoned forest road). Seasonal restriction: No camping Nov. 1 through June 15. 10 COTTONWOOD Start on US Hwy 101 between mileposts 177-178. Go W on Oil City Rd (paved) for 2.3 mi. Turn left on 9 8 9 H-4060 (gravel). Go 0.9 mi. to site. 9 1 10 12 Start in Granite Falls at the intersection of State Route Forest and access to the 10-mile Bald Mountain trail River 11 64 ASHLAND LAKES TRAILHEAD and BALD MOUNTAIN RIDGE 92 and Mountain Loop Hwy. Go N on Mountain Loop Hwy for 15.2 mi. Turn right on Forest Service Rd 4020. Go 2.6 mi. Turn 11 HOH OXBOW Start on US Hwy 101 between mileposts 176 and 177. Site is E of highway between road and river. 7 1 right on Forest Service Rd 4021. Go 2.0 mi. to trailhead. 14 12 SOUTH FORK HOH Start on US Hwy 101 at milepost 176. Go E on Hoh Mainline (paved) for 6.6 mi., then left on H-1000 Rd 13 15 River Moderately easy hike to small lake (paved one lane, then gravel one lane) for 7.4 mi. Site is on right. Olympic National Park South Fork Trailhead is 2.0 miles past 65 BEAVER PLANT LAKE From Ashland Lakes Trailhead, hike 2.1 mi. to site. Green Mtn 6 DNR South Fork Hoh campsite. 3 State Forest 16 66 BALD MOUNTAIN RIDGE From west end of Beaver Plant Lake, hike the 8.5 mi. trail along Bald Mountain Ridge which Moderately easy hike to small lake COPPERMINE BOTTOM Start on US 101 at milepost 147. Go N on Hoh-Clearwater Mainline (paved) for 12.6 mi. Turn right River 17 13 19 18 connects with the Cutthroat Lakes area and Walt Bailey Trail. on C-1010 Rd (gravel, one lane) and go 1.5 mi. Site is on left. 31 10 I N S E T “B” 1 30 42 Moderately easy hike to small lake 39 14 UPPER CLEARWATER Start on US Hwy 101 at milepost 147. Go N on Hoh-Clearwater Mainline (paved) for 12.9 mi. Turn River 41 37 67 UPPER ASHLAND LAKE From Ashland Lakes Trailhead, hike 2.5 mi. to site. 26 40 38 6 right on C-3000 Rd. (gravel, one lane) and follow to 3.2 mi. Site entrance is on right. Tahuya State 6 27 23 Forest Easy hike to small lake 22 See INSET “B” 68 LOWER ASHLAND LAKE From Ashland Lakes Trailhead, hike 3.0 mi. to site. 15 YAHOO LAKE From Upper Clearwater camp entrance continue on C-3000 Rd for 0.8 mi. Turn right on C-3100 Rd (paved Lake, boat fl oat 25 6 24 Moderately diffi cult hike to lake with high cascading inlet falls one lane, then gravel one lane). Continue 6.1 mi. to trailhead. 4 28 20 69 TWIN FALLS LAKE From Ashland Lakes Trailhead, hike 4.5 mi. to site. 29 21 5 GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE FOREST (Request Green Mountain State Forest trailmap) State Forest Tahuya 70 WILLIAM C. DEARINGER From I-5 take exit 208 onto State Route 530. Go E on SR530 to Darrington. From Darrington Forest river with riverside camping available 16 WILDCAT TRAILHEAD Start S of Silverdale on State Route 3. Go W on Newberry Hill Rd for 3.1 mi. Turn left on Seabeck Forest continue N on SR530 for 0.5 mi. Turn right onto Sauk Prairie Rd. Continue 5.5 mi. to it’s end at tee intersection. Turn left Hwy and go 2.0 mi. Turn right on Holly Rd. Go 1.8 mi. to entrance on left. Day-use only. Trail destinations: Green Mountain at tee. Continue 4.5 mi. on main road (changes from paved to gravel). Follow campground direction signs to William C 5 Vista or Horse Camp. 2 Capitol Dearinger campground. 12 State I N S E T “C” Aerial enthusiast Forest stream, 30 miles of motorcycle trail Forest WALKER VALLEY TRAILHEAD (Request Walker Valley Trailmap) Start at Interstate 5 exit 227. Go E on State Route 538 17 GREEN MOUNTAIN VISTA Follow Wildcat directions. Continue W on Holly Rd. 2.2 mi. Turn left on Tahuya Lake Rd NW. See INSET “C” soars over the Tiger 71 for 4.0 mi. Turn S on State Route 9. Go 3.0 mi. (milepost 42). Turn left on Walker Valley Rd. Go 2.0 mi. Turn right on to Go 0.9 mi. to turn-off for Green Mountain Rd on left. Go 2.7 mi. up Green Mountain Rd to junction. Turn right 1.3 mi. to vista. Forest, trails are open year-around Mountain area near Seasonal restrictions: Trails open year-round. Green Mountain Rd is open to motorized traffi c fi rst weekend in June until last Peter Barns Rd. Go 1.0 mi., then to trailhead on right, just past the bridge. 4 Issaquah. weekend in September, 9 am to 6 pm, weekends only. 2 55 Saltwater access, 1500 feet of public tidelands 52 Elbe Hills 72 SAMISH ISLAND Start in Edison. Go S on State Route 237 for 0.3 mi. Turn right on Bayview Edison Rd. Go 1.7 mi., then Horse corral, forest State Forest GREEN MOUNTAIN HORSE CAMP Follow Green Mountain Vista directions to junction. Turn left and go 0.9 mi. to camp. straight on Samish Island Rd for 4.0 mi. to site on right. Turn left at Samish Island Rd/Warf St. Go 0.3 mi. Turn right at 18 43 35 34 32 Seasonal restriction—see Green Mountain Vista above. Warf St. Go 0.3 mi. to site on right. 3 12 2 56

Capitol State Forest 44 Forest, southern entrance to Chuckanut Mountain 53 33 19 GOLD CREEK Turn right on Holly Rd from Seabeck Hwy and go 2.2 mi. Turn left on Tahuya Lake Road NW. Go 1.3 mi. Turn Forest 50 51 73 BLANCHARD FOREST BLOCK - LOWER TRAILHEAD Start at Interstate 5 exit 240. Go North on Samish Lake Rd for 0.5 left on Gold Creek Rd. Go 1.6 mi. to site entrance on left. Trail destinations: Green Mountain Vista or Green Mountain Horse 48 36 mi. Turn left on Barrel Springs Rd. Go 1.0 mi. Turn right on B-1000 Rd. Go 1.0 mi. to trailhead. Camp. Day-use only. 54 47 49 Forest, entrance to Chuckanut Mountain 46 74 BLANCHARD FOREST BLOCK - UPPER TRAILHEAD From Blanchard Forest Block - Lower Trailhead. Continue on 45 48 TAHUYA STATE FOREST (Request Tahuya State Forest Map and Tahuya trailmap) B-1000 Rd for 1.0 mi. Stay right on B-1000 Rd for 0.2 mi. to site on right. Forest Forest lake 20 MISSION CREEK TRAILHEAD Start in Belfair. Take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 1.1 mi. 95 57 LIZARD LAKE From Blanchard Forest Block - Upper Trailhead, hike 3.2 mi. Go right for 0.7 mi. to site. Trailhead is on right. 97 98 75 3

Lake 21 HOWELL LAKE Start in Belfair. Take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 5.5 mi. Site is on left. 76 SAMISH OVERLOOK Start at Interstate 5 north, exit 240. Turn left on Samish Lk Rd. Go 0.5 mi to Barrel Springs Rd, turn Forest, vistas Seasonal Closure: Sept 15 - April 15. 5 3 left. Go 0.6 mi and turn right on DNR Rd. Go 0.6 mi to Blanchard Forest Block - Lower Trailhead Dr. Continue for 0.9 mi. to Samish Overlook Rd intersection. Turn left, travel 2.1 mi. to site. Forest, staging area IMPORTANT NOTE: ELFENDAHL PASS STAGING AREA From Belfair, take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd and go 85 22 Due to budget reductions Forest lake 1.9 mi. Turn right on Elfendahl Pass Rd and go 2.3 mi. Trailhead is on right. 12 77 LILY LAKE From Blanchard Forest Block - Upper Trailhead, hike 3.2 mi. Go left for 0.5 mi. to site. some DNR sites have been 6 Forest, stream 23 KAMMENGA CANYON From Elfendahl Pass Staging Area, continue N on Elfendahl Pass Rd for 0.6 mi. Turn left and go CLOSED. Forest, 40 miles of equestrian trails, highlines for horses 78 LES HILDE TRAILHEAD Start in Sedro Woolley at State Route 20 and Township Rd. Head E on SR-20 for 10.4 mi. Turn left on 0.1 mi. Site is on left. 5 94 Please check the following Cabin Creek Rd. Go 0.2 mi. Turn right on Hamilton Cemetery Rd. Go 0.4 mi. Turn left on Medford Rd and go 1.1 mi. to trailhead. 7 Forest website for status changes: 24 4X4 TRAILHEAD Start in Belfair. Take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 1.9 mi. Turn right on Forest, saltwater, view of Bellingham Channel Elfendahl Pass Rd. Go 2.3 mi. Trailhead is on left. 96 79 EAGLE HARBOR Cypress Island, boat access only. 16 Horse corral, river A volunteer http://www.dnr.wa.gov/ 25 TAHUYA RIVER HORSE CAMP Start in Belfair. Take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go packs planks 86 Recreation/Education/ Forest, saltwater, view of Bellingham Channel and Mt Baker 3.2 mi. Turn right on Spillman Rd. Go 2.1 mi. Turn left and go 0.8 mi. to site. 80 CYPRESS HEAD Cypress Island, boat access only. 8 1 up to an Elbe Recreation/Pages 7 4 Forest, river setting Hills State 26 CAMP SPILLMAN Start in Belfair. Take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 1.9 mi. Turn right Forest, saltwater, access to Cypress Island Natural Resources Forest site. 91 81 PELICAN BEACH Cypress Island, boat access only (1.2 mi. hike to Eagle Cliff ). Seasonal Closure: Eagle Cliff TrailTrail closed Conservation Area on Elfendahl Pass Rd. Go 2.6 mi. Turn left on Goat Ranch Rd. Go 0.7 mi. Site is on right. Yacolt Burn 10 4 88 State Forest February 1 – July 15. 89 6 Forest lake 90 27 TWIN LAKES From Camp Spillman continue W on Twin Lakes/Goat Ranch Rd for 1.1 mi. Turn right 0.5 mi. to camp. 93 Forest, saltwater 87 Seasonal Closure: Sept 15 - April 15. 6 3 92 82 STRAWBERRY ISLAND Boat access only. 3 Lake 28 ALDRICH LAKE From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 7.7 mi. Turn right on Tee Forest, saltwater 83 LUMMI ISLAND Boat access only. Lake-Dewatto Rd. Go 2.3 mi. Turn left on Hobas Way. Stay right for 1.6 mi. to site. Seasonal Closure: Sept 15 - April 15. 4 4 5 Saltwater, remains of old Coast Guardstation, view of Lake photo: Nancy Barker, DNR 29 ROBBINS LAKE See directions for Aldrich Lake. From Tee Lake-Dewatto Rd and Hobas Way junction, go 0.7 mi. on Hobas 84 CATTLE POINT Start at Friday Harbor ferry landing. Go right 1 block, then left 3 blocks. Turn left on Argyle Rd. Go 2.5 mi. Olympic Penninsula and Straits Way. Turn left at Aldrich/Robbins junction. Go 0.9 mi. Turn right. Go 0.2 mi. to site. Day-use only. 3 Turn left on Cattle Point Rd. Go 6.5 mi. to site. 8 Lake # SITE NAME SETTINGS and FACILITIES 30 MELBOURNE Start along Hood Canal (approximately 2 mi. S of Eldon) on US Hwy 101. Take Jorsted Creek Rd (Forest Forest stream 85 BRADLEY BIKE TRAILHEAD Start at junction of State Route 407 and State Route 4. Go N on State Route 407 for 3.4 mi. Service Rd 24) for 5.5 mi. Turn left onto gravel, one lane road and go 1.8 mi. Keep left for 0.7 mi. to site. 6 CAPITOL STATE FOREST (continued) Turn right on Beaver Creek Rd. Go 4.3 mi. Turn left on B-1000 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 1.7 mi. Trailhead on right. Day use only. 2 31 LILLIWAUP Start along Hood Canal (approximately 2 mi. S of Eldon) on US Hwy 101. Take Jorsted Creek Rd (Forest Stream, forest River 47 BLACK RIVER ACCESS Start in Littlerock. Go N on Littlerock Rd for 2.2 mi. Turn L on 110th Avenue and go 1.0 mi. to site. 86 WOODLAND CAMP Start at Interstate 5 exit 21 at Woodland. Go E on State Route 503 for 0.1 mi. Turn right on East CC St. Forest, playground Service Rd 24) for 5.5 mi. Turn left onto gravel, one lane road and go 6.6 mi. Site is on right. 6 Go to just S of bridge. Turn right on NW Pacifi c Hwy and go 0.3 mi. Turn left on Bratton Rd and go 2.5 mi. Site is on left. Forest 10 5 ELBE/TAHOMA STATE FOREST (Request Elbe/Tahoma State Forest Map) 48 MIMA FALLS TRAILHEAD Start in Littlerock. Go W for 0.8 mi. Turn left on Mima Rd. Go 1.3 mi. Turn right on Bordeaux Rd. Go 0.7 mi. Turn right on Marksman Rd. Go 0.9 mi. Turn left. Go 0.2 mi. to site. Forest 5 3 YACOLT BURN STATE FOREST 32 ELBE HILLS ORV TRAILHEAD Start at Elbe. Go E on State Route 706 for 6.3 mi. Turn left on Stoner Rd (paved, then Forest gravel). Go 3.1 mi. Keep right. Go 0.6 mi. Turn left for 0.1 mi. to trailhead. 10 5 48 MIMA FALLS CAMPGROUND Start in Littlerock. Go W for 0.8 mi. Turn left on Mima Rd. Go 1.3 mi. Turn right on Bordeaux Rd. 87 JONES CREEK ORV TRAILHEAD Start in Camas at junction with State Route 14. Go N on State Route 500 for 3.8 mi. to th Forest Forest Go 0.7 mi. Turn right on Marksman Rd. Go 0.9 mi. Turn left. Go 0.2 mi. to site. Go uphill past trailhead 0.2 mi. to campground. Fern Prairie. Turn right on NE 19 St and go 0.8 mi. Turn left on NE Reilly Rd (this becomes NE 292 Ave). Go 1.9 mi. Turn 33 SAHARA CREEK HORSE CAMP Start at Elbe. Go E on State Route 706 for 5.3 mi. Turn left to site. High lines for horses. right on NE Ireland Rd. Go 0.2 mi. Turn left on NE Lessard Rd. At 2.0 mi. pavement ends. Continue on gravel road for 1.6 mi. 20 9 Mounded prairie 49 MIMA MOUNDS NATURAL AREA Start in Littlerock. Go W for 0.8 mi. Turn right on Waddell Creek Rd. Go 0.9 mi. Turn to trailhead. Day use only. 3 Forest 34 BEAVER CREEK Start at Elbe. Go E on SR 706 for 6.0 mi. Turn left on 278th St E. Continue 2.3 mi. and bear right. Go left. Go 1.0 mi. to site. Day-use only; pets prohibited. 6 0.5 mi. and turn left on fi rst road. Go 0.1 mi. and turn left again, continue 2.3 mi. to trailhead on the left. High lines for horses. 6 COLD CREEK Start 5 miles N of Vancouver at Interstate 5 exit 9. Go E on NE 179th St for 5.5 mi. Turn right on State Route Horse corral, forest stream 88 Forest stream, falls, horse stalls Forest 50 MARGARET MCKENNY Continue on Waddell Creek Rd from Mima Mound Natural Area entrance for 1.6 mi. Turn left. Go 503. Go 1.5 mi. Turn left on NE 159th St. Go 3.0 mi. Turn right on NE 182 Ave at Hockinson. Go 1.0 mi. Turn left on NE 139th St. 35 MEMORIAL TRAILHEAD Start at Elbe, take DNR 5 Rd, from Hwy 7, continue 1.5 miles, bear left to trailhead entrance, 0.2 mi. to site. 25 at 2.5 mi., take the left “Y” onto Rawson Rd. At 2.0 mi., the pavement ends and the road turns into the L-1400 Rd. Go 4.0 mi. 0.1 mile. Seasonal Wildlife Closure: Sept 1 - March 19. High lines available for horses. 3 3 Forest stream Turn left on L-1000 Rd. Go 3.2 mi. Turn left on L-1300 Rd. Go 0.8 mi. to site. Campground 6 Forest 51 MIDDLE WADDELL Continue W on Waddell Creek Rd from Margaret McKenny entrance for 1.2 mi. Turn left 0.1 mi. to site. Forest stream 24 36 MT TAHOMA TRAILS Open winter season Dec 15 through April 1. South District is open for bicycle and hike-in summer use. 89 ROCK CREEK Continue on L-1000 Rd from entrance of Cold Creek Camp for 0.5 mi. Turn left on L-1200 Rd and go 0.2 mi. Reservations required for overnight huts. Go to www.skimtta.com for more information. Beaver pond 52 MCLANE CREEK Start 4.0 mi. W of Olympia at Mud Bay exit of US Hwy 101. Go S on Delphi Rd for 3.3 mi. Turn right for Site entrance is on right. Campground is Equestrian oriented. 19 6 Forest 0.4 mi. to site. Day-use only. 37 MINE CREEK DAY USE Start at I-90, exit 34, 468 Ave SE. Take L at off ramp, travel 0.6 mi. Turn R on SE Middle Fork Rd. Take Forest, vistas 90 GROUSE VISTA Return to L-1200 Rd at Rock Creek entrance. Go 5.0 mi. S to trailhead parking. lower road on L at stop sign travel 2.1 mi. Turn L for 2.5 mi. Side entrance is on the left. 53 FALL CREEK Start at intersection of Waddell Creek Rd and Noschka Rd. Go W on C-Line Rd for 3.3 mi. Turn S on D-3000 Rd Horse corral, forest stream Mt Si Natural Resources Conservation Area, forest, stream for 2.4 mi. Site is on right. Forest 38 LITTLE SI TRAILHEAD Start at Interstate 90, exit 32, 436 Ave SE. Turn L travel 0.6 mi. Turn L on SE North Bend Way, 8 91 TARBELL At entrance to Rock Creek, turn left on L-1200 Rd. Go 0.6 mi. Turn left on L-1210 Rd. Go 4.0 mi. to site. 4 travel 0.3 mi. Turn R on Mt Si Rd. At 0.3 mi. overfl ow parking on left. Continue 0.2 mi to Little Si Trailhead on left. 54 FALL CREEK TRAILHEAD Start at intersection of Waddell Creek Rd and Noschka Rd. Go W on C-Line Rd, 3.3 mi. Turn S on Parking Forest river, volunteer campground host 39 MT SI TRAILHEAD Start at Interstate 90, exit 32. Go N for 0.2 mi. Turn left on SE North Bend Way. Go 0.4 mi. Turn right Mt Si Natural Resources Conservation Area, forest, stream D-3000 Rd and go 2.5 mi. Trailhead is on right. High lines available for horses. 92 DOUGAN CREEK Exit State Route 14 at Washougal; follow Washougal River Rd for the entire 16.4 mi. route to camp. At th on 432 Ave SE (Mt. Si Rd). Go 2.3 mi. Trailhead on left. Day-use only. 2 the stoplight, take 17 St (Washougal River Rd) for 1.6 mi. Bear right and go 7.5 mi. Bear left, then bear right for next 1.3 mi. 55 ROCK CANDY TRAILHEAD From the intersection with US Hwy 101, go W on State Route 8 for 4.5 mi., to Rock Candy Parking Bear left for 6.0 mi. Site is on left. 7 5 TIGER MOUNTAIN (Request Tiger Mountain State Forest Map) entrance to Capitol Forest. Go S on B-Line Rd for 0.2 mi. to site. Forest Forest, horse stalls, hitching rails Forest 93 3 CORNER ROCK TRAILHEAD Continue on Washougal River Rd from Dougan Creek Camp for 0.1 mi. Turn right onto a 40 TIGER SUMMIT From Issaquah, go E on Interstate 90 to exit 25. Turn right onto State Route 18. Go 4.5 mi. to Tiger Summit. 56 BUTTE CREEK Start in Raymond at junction of State Route 6 and US Hwy 101. Go N on US Hwy 101 for 2.3 mi. Site is on right. 2 7 gravel two-lane road along the Washougal River for 3.3 mi. Trailhead on left. Turn right. Take Westside Rd to left 0.3 mi. to site on right. Day-use only. Seasonal Trail Closures on Multi-use trails: Oct 15 - April 15. Forest stream Forest lake, volunteer campground host Hang glider/Paraglider launch site, forest view 57 WINSTON CREEK Start on US Hwy 12 SE of Chehalis (between mileposts 82-83). Go S on Winston Creek Rd for 3.6 mi. Turn 94 LAKE MERRILL From Woodland go E on SR 503 for 23.0 mi. Turn left on Forest Service Rd 81 and go 4.7 mi. Turn left for 41 POO – POO POINT Vehicle access for hang glider / paraglider pilots by permit only; road gated at Tiger Summit. 1 left on Longbell Rd for 1.0 mi. Site is on right. 11 access road to camp. 11 2 Forest, lake educational shelter Forest lake 42 HIGH POINT TRAILHEAD and WEST TIGER NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION AREA From Issaquah, go E on MORNING STAR NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION AREA 95 WESTERN LAKES Start at milepost 3 on State Route 4. No N on C-Line Rd; (a two-lane gravel road that goes up hill; take Interstate 90 to exit 20. Turn right and go to end of paved road. Go 0.5 mi. to site on left. Day-use only. 4 Morning Star Natural Resources Conservation Area, forest, left fork at Naselle Youth Camp entrance) for 2.9 mi. Turn left on C-2600 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 0.9 mi. Turn right on and sub-alpine meadows 58 WALT BAILEY TRAILHEAD Start in Granite Falls. Go N on Mountain Loop Hwy approximately 18 mi. At red bridge, turn C-2650 Rd for 0.3 mi. to site. 3 3 onto Forest Service Rd 4030. Follow Mallardy Ridge signs. Trail leaves the end of Forest Service Rd 4032. CAPITOL STATE FOREST (Request Capitol State Forest Map) Forest stream Horse corral, stream Pristine sub-alpine lakes 96 MT MITCHELL/SIOUXON CREEK From Chelatchie Prairie, WA, head E on Healy Rd, bear right onto S-1000 Rd. Travel 43 PORTER CREEK Start at junction of State Route 12 and Porter Creek Rd. Go NE on Porter Creek Rd for 3.4 mi. At 4-way 59 CUTTHROAT LAKES From Walt Bailey Trailhead, hike 4.5 mi. to campsite. approximately 4 mi. and the Mitchell Peak south access is on your right. intersection, go straight on B-line Rd for 0.6 mi. Site is on left. Corrals and high lines avail. 16 To the north end access: From State Route 503 eastbound, make right onto IP100 and left onto 10 Rd. Follow 10 Rd approx. 60 BOULDER LAKE and GREIDER LAKES TRAILHEAD Start on US Hwy 2 (0.5 mi. E of Sultan). Go N on Sultan Basin Rd for Lakes Forest 4 mi. to the 1003 Rd and bear right. After about 0.5 mi., the road will take you to the Mitchell Peak trail. 44 WEDEKIND Start at junction of State Route 12 and Porter Creek Rd. Go NE on Porter Creek Rd for 3.4 mi. Turn right on 13.8 mi. Go straight (middle) on SLS-4000 Rd for 8.7 mi. along Spada Lake to trailhead. Seasonal restriction: No camping C-Line Rd. Go 7.0 mi. to site. Nov. 1 through June 15. Forest lake 6 97 SNAG LAKE Start at milepost 3 on State Route 4. Go N on C-Line Rd; (a two-lane gravel road that goes up hill; take left fork at Naselle Youth Camp entrance) for 2.9 mi. Turn left on C-2600 Rd (gravel, one lane) for 0.6 mi. Turn right on Forest stream Sub-alpine lake 45 NORTH CREEK Start on State Route 12 approximately 2.7 mi. NW of Oakville. Go E on D-Line Rd for 3.9 mi. Site is on right. 61 LITTLE GREIDER LAKE From Greider Lakes Trailhead, hike 2.5 mi. to site. Seasonal restriction: No camping Nov. 1 C-2620 Rd for 0.2 mi. to site. Mountain bikes on road only. 4 4 5 through June 15. 9 TUNERVILLE Start from junction of State Route 401 and State Route 4. Go E for 3.5 mi. Turn N onto Salmon Creek Rd and Horse corral, stream 46 SHERMAN VALLEY From North Creek site go E on D-Line Rd for 2.5 mi. Site is on right. Alternate route: Go W on D-Line Rd Forest stream Sub-alpine lake 98 62 BIG GREIDER LAKE From Greider Lakes Trailhead, hike 3.0 mi. to site. Seasonal restriction: No camping Nov. 1 go NE 8.5 miles to Tunerville recreation site. (Road pavement will end and gravel will start at about 6.5 miles. Salmon Creek for 5.7 mi. from Mima/Bordeaux Rd intersection, or go 3.7 mi. on C-4000 Rd from Fall Creek. Mountain bikes on road only. 7 through June 15. 5 Rd will be called the 5900 Rd). When the road forks, stay left, following Salmon Creek 1.0 mi. to site. 3