«¬ 22 «¬ «¬1A ¬3 «¬ MOUNT SI «¬3 « NATURAL RESOURCES WASHINGTON STATE Federal land Point CONSERVATION AREA DEPARTMENT OF Roberts Dept. of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) 156 Located outside North Bend, this NATURAL RESOURCES ¥¦§5 125 landscape offers 22 miles of hiking trail IS A STEWARD TO: Washington State Parks Ross 128 that access Mount Si, Little Si and Mount Other public land «¬9 Lake 127 DNR-managed Trust Lands 126 Teneriffe. This conservation area protects Cherry Point SAMISH OVERLOOK Timber-generating working forest, Aquatic Located in our Blanchard outstanding geologic features, examples Interstate Highway 129 «¬31 agricultural and leased trust lands Reserve State Forest, Samish Overlook 130 of old-growth forest, wildflower SAN JUAN «¬25 that help to support public services. «¬542 offers sweeping views of ¡¢97 communities and habitat for mountain Washington State Highway LOOMIS ISLANDS Cypress Bellingham Samish Bay and the San Juan goats and other wildlife. Natural Areas (DNR) Island ! STATE Conservation lands that protect and U.S. Highway Aquatic Islands. Enjoy backcountry FOREST 52 restore a legacy of Washington’s Reserve 51 camping at Lily and Lizard 20 natural and scenic landscapes. BLANCHARD Lakes and beautiful vistas «¬ STATE FOREST 58 127 53 from Oyster Dome. DNR Community Forests 20 54 «¬ Working forestland that would 57 PALMER LAKE 157 59 55 «¬20 158 otherwise be at risk of conversion CAMPGROUND LITTLE PEND 60 58 56 «¬9 395 61 65 ¤£ OREILLE to other land uses. Managed in «¬17 HARRY OSBORNE Winter doesn’t stop anglers Colville «¬20 160 STATE FOREST partnership with local communities. 62 Sedro STATE FOREST from enjoying this northeastern ! 63 64 «¬11 Woolley 65 LES HILDE Washington campground, 159 Aquatic Reserves ! Anacortes 162 Areas that preserve, restore and ! Ride horseback alongside popular for ice fishing. «¬1 66 enhance state-owned aquatic lands Mount Josephine with (Remember: Ice should be at 161 for environmental education and views of the surrounding least 2 inches or more thick and 67 research. «¬14 Fidalgo Skagit Valley. seldom freezes evenly). 131 Bay Aquatic CYPRESS HEAD Reserve «¬112 62 133 132 CAMPGROUND 68 157 1 20 This campground, which you can WALKER !Twisp «¬ 134 Lake VALLEY STATE LOUP LOUP 163 only access by boat, offers breathtaking DOUGLAS FALLS Roosevelt Smith FOREST 78 79 68 STATE views of the Bellingham Channel and & Minor FOREST Omak GRANGE PARK Islands 9 Fall asleep to the Mount Baker and sits within our Cypress «¬20 «¬ «¬530 Lake Aquatic «¬155 Island conservation area. Reserve «¬153 sounds of the nearby Mill Creek 60-foot Lake 69 ¡¢2 ¬112 Ozette «¬113 « 6 4 5 Protection waterfall. 2 Port Island Aquatic Angeles Reserve 3 ! 7 ¤£101 Lake «¬525 Lake 8 ¬92 Morning Star Crescent 9 « conservation Chelan 20 72 70 WALKER VALLEY AND REITER 41 «¬ «¬116 area «¬ Forks FOOTHILLS STATE FORESTS ! «¬19 73 OLYMPIC ! Just an hour outside of Everett, two ¡¢97 10 EVERETT 74 25 71 distinct off-road-vehicle trails for motorcycle, «¬ 75 76 ATV and 4x4 riders. Test your skills on technical EXPERIMENTAL 77 rock-crawling opportunities and other «¬104 !Snohomish 164 ¬525 obstacles (winches are recommended). « ¡¢2 STATE 12 11 13 ¥¦§5 «¬174 Lake Chelan Banks «¬522 78 ! 14 «¬9 Wenatchee Lake FOREST r dnr.wa.gov/go REITER ¬41 «¬3 «¬307 e « FOOTHILLS v 79 138 135 i R STATE 13 FOREST ia b 15 um ol 16 SOUTH FORK HOH Lake C 17 Washington SPOKANE ! CAMPGROUND 2 ¬303 «¬305 ¡¢ Relax near the South « Waterville 165 REPORT «¬520 Lake ¡¢2 ! Fork Hoh River or take ¡¢9 5 VANDALISM 18 Sammamish a short hike to Olympic 20 SEATTLE 27 ! Mount Si «¬ Vandalism and National Park. 19 9 0 RULES ¥¦§ conservation 28 Lake TIGER MTN. «¬ abuse of public 21 area Quinault GREEN MTN ¥¦§5 80 STATE FOREST TEANAWAY lands cost STATE FOREST 90 Discover Pass required ¤£101 22 23 26 25 ¥¦§405 82 CAMPGROUND Washington’s 29 on all street-legal vehicles, 24 «¬3 West 8586 This popular campground ¤£97A citizens hundreds 27 «¬16 Tiger 81 83 Lake 92 Middle Fork near the Teanaway River was «¬278 of thousands of including motorcycles. 30 TAHUYA conservation 87 ¡¢97 Here in Washington, we have access to some Cushman 119 32 33 Snoqualmie dollars in repairs «¬ 28 31 STATE Maury Island area 91 once the site of a bustling FOREST 93 84 8988 conservation and lost resources 34 35 Aquatic «¬18 area 50-acre logging town called of the world’s most beautiful outdoor¤£1 9playgrounds.5 Reserve RAGING ! Wenatchee «¬28 «¬23 ¤£395 each year. If 106 Rattlesnake Fires permitted in «¬ RIVER STATE Casland. 4 «¬302 Mountain 9 0 «¬ DNR-managed FOREST 97 28 I invite you to explore¥¦§ all that your public lands have to offer, approved fire pits only. Scenic Area ¡¢ «¬ lands or facilities «¬167 are damaged, use «¬18 Keechelus from trails and campgrounds to kayaking and fishing. will be limited Campsites available first 44 Lake 136 «¬3 139 to protect the come, first served. Limit stay to 137 TEANAWAY In addition to providing recreation, Washington’s working Kachess ¬60 resources. We MARGARET McKENNY COMMUNITY ! « 10 days in a 30-day period unless ¤£101 Lake FOREST lands are vital sources of clean air and water Tekoa are all stewards of otherwise posted. This equestrian campground and «¬27 this land. Call Tacoma Enumclaw Cle Elum 138 17 «¬109 trailhead accesses year-round horseback «¬164 «¬ and produce $325 million for our 855-883-8369 to «¬7 ! Lake Keep pets on a leash ! ¬283 riding, hiking and mountain biking ¥¦§9 0 Cle Elum « «¬23 report abuse. 8 feet or shorter. «¬512 «¬410 communities each year.” ¡¢9 5 within Capitol State Forest—one of our ¥¦§5 FIRE, BURN Nisqually ! Moses highest timber-producing state «¬108 36 HILARY S. FRANZ BAN INFO AND 37 Reach Aquatic Lake No shooting forests that we manage for the Reserve ¬10 COMMISSIONER OF REGION OFFICES « near recreation trails, «¬109 public’s benefit. 161 PUBLIC LANDS «¬8 ! «¬ 141 9 0 23 1-800-527-3305 campsites and roads. ¥¦§ «¬ ¬507 Potholes TRS: 711 ! Aberdeen 38 510 « ! 40 39 Olympia «¬ Reservoir Hoquiam Lake Kapowsin Ellensburg BBQ FLATS EMERGENCIES «¬7 ! Wanapum CAPITOL 42 Aquatic A popular spot for exploring 272 6 No fireworks. 43 Lake ! «¬ «¬ Call: 911 41 STATE Reserve 140 ¬261 44 «¬702 the surrounding ponderosa pine Lind « FOREST forest by horseback, mountain 27 OTHER MAPS 46 «¬121 «¬ 45 ELBE HILLS bike and on foot. Enjoy riding STATE «¬26 DNR has many No wood «¬507 off-road vehicles on the nearby different state FOREST cutting. 101 141 Green Dot Roads. ¤£395 forest and 96 107-110 «¬410 142 «¬26 quadrangle maps. 102 95 94 ¬26 26 Find descriptions 97 103 « «¬ Pullman and instructions on No wood or brush 104 TAHOMA ! «¬706 STATE FOREST «¬17 how to buy or print gathering without a permit. 98 99 127 ! 106 ¬821 «¬ these products at: Centralia 100 Cross-country ski or snowshoe « 107 between a backcountry hut dnr.wa.gov/maps 105 108 If a trail is not posted with system with breathtaking views Rimrock 12 ake River ¡¢ Priest «¬260 Sn 195 STAY 110 Lake ¤£ DNR signs, and does not appear 109 of Mount Rainier. Rapids 260 «¬7 «¬ 9 5 CONNECTED TAHOMA Lake ¡¢ on DNR maps, it is not an approved STATE FOREST Subscribe to trail and should not be used. AHTANUM ! Yakima STATE FOREST Recreation E-news: Co For a complete list of rules, visit: lu 261

PACIFIC OCEANPACIFIC «¬ dnr.wa.gov/ ¡¢12 143 m 147 b recreation dnr.wa.gov/go Riffe 149 ia 142 Lake 145 R 144 i CONTACT US v 111 e 12 recreation@ 47 151 148 r ¡¢ 49 150 146 BEVERLY DUNES ! dnr.wa.gov JOIN THE CONVERSATION 48 Enjoy year-round riding Clarkston 114 across 330 acres of «¬4 ¡¢97 EAGLE sand dunes. TARBELL TRAIL LOOP 145 NEST VISTA ! £101 ¤£395 Dayton ¤ Heading east about 5 miles An ideal picnic spot, Castle ! from the trailhead, look Eagle Nest Vista ¥¦§8 2 ! 50 Rock Spirit Richland ¥¦§182 Lake for views of Hidden Falls, a rewards visitors Pasco dnr.wa.gov/go majestic waterfall and hidden with a bird’s eye ¡¢12 ! view into the ¡¢30 «¬4 gem of the Yacolt Burn State Kennewick ! Forest. This 23-mile loop trail surrounding ¡¢12

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NATURAL RESOURCES most popular hikes, from Mount Si 503 STATE DEPARTMENT OF OF DEPARTMENT STATE ¬ « «¬37 near North Bend to Oyster Dome near 155 «¬141 114 ! Bellingham, are located in DNR working Goldendale forests and conservation areas. 115 YACOLT BURN 154 ¡¢97 ¡¢30 116 STATE FOREST 117 East side West side 119 120 118 122 ▲ Find information about a particular site by ¥¦§5 ¥¦§205 «¬500 124 mbia River 14 ! 123 Colu «¬ matching the number found on the map to the 121 «¬14 VANCOUVER ¡¢97 «¬19 corresponding directory located on the back. 26 395 «¬ «¬14 ¤£ ¥¦§5 Cross- Limited Flip either directory panel as shown above. NORTH Site number Interpretive Boat Hand Boat Mountain Horseback Horse Hitching Snow country Snow- Hang- Para- Scenic Mooring Cellphone Camp 84 «¬206 ¥¦§ corresponds to map Camping Picnic Firepit Restroom Sign Shelter Launch Launch Boating Kayaking Fishing Hiking Biking Riding Mount Post Corral Motorcycle ATV 4x4 Shoeing Skiing mobiling Hut Yurt Gliding Gliding Vista Water Buoy Waterfall Reception Host Site

2 CAMP 0 mi 10 20 30 40 165 SITE NAME HOST max 30 ft 2 0 km 15 30 75 SEE TABLES ON BACK SIDE Max. length size Blue icons indicate at least one FOR RECREATION (may vary by campsite) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible feature. SITE INFORMATION Number indicates quantity

What is a DNR working forest? What is a DNR natural area? Download FIND YOUR WAY Be kind. Share the trails. How can I be considerate These lands generate revenue, largely through timber In addition to generating revenue through our trust lands, trail maps at If you see a horseback rider or of other visitors out on the trail? Getting outdoors on DNR-managed lands harvests, to support public services statewide. On top of we also manage lands primarily for conservation. Our dnr.wa.gov/ people with pack stock, stand to can be a lot easier with the help of our mobile Respect yielding priorities: providing access to recreation, they also protect against Natural Resources Conservation Areas allow low-impact mobilemaps the side of the trail and maps. You can download many of our trail maps development, support clean air and water and uphold the recreation while our Natural Area Preserves are our most speak to the rider. Horseback riders always have the right-of-way. to a smartphone or tablet and navigate with them while highest environmental standards available. In our working protected landscapes for sensitive plant and animal habitat. In general, Hikers yield to horseback riders. Mountain bikers yield you’re out enjoying our trails—even without cell service. forests you may experience temporary trail, campground When you visit a DNR natural area, check for any downhill to hikers and horseback riders. Off-road-vehicle riders It’s also a good idea to have a printed map with you as or picnic area closures for public safety during harvest restrictions—like leaving Fido at home—to enhance our traffic yields to yield to all traffic. Downhill traffic yields to uphill traffic well. Learn more on dnr.wa.gov/MobileMaps. (yielding rules may vary by landscapes). Recreation Guide Q&A activities. stewardship of fragile ecosystems. uphill traffic. HILARY S. FRANZ For driving directions, visit dnr.wa.gov/go. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS SITE NAME SITE USES & AMENITIES SITE NAME SITE USES & AMENITIES SITE NAME SITE USES & AMENITIES

4 OFF-ROADING MOUNTAIN Volunteers improve 3 3 3 2 1 SHIPWRECK 63 UPRIGHT 125 COLD SPRINGS POINT CHANNEL DNR working forests BIKING a sign at Ahtanum max 20 ft Accesses 0.25-mile trail and beach walks depending on tide Day use only. provide nearly DNR-managed lands THINGS State Forest in Yakima Accesses 50 miles of trail in the Loomis conservation area. ATVs on forest roads only. DISAPPOINT- SADIE CREEK SECRET HARBOR 126 2 4X4 64 500 miles of off-road have trails for new to County. MENT Located north of trailhead off Highway 112. Located in Cypress Island conservation area. Boat access only. vehicle trails, including seasoned riders, Views of Disappointment Peak and Snowshoe Mountain. 6 6 6 6 TO REMEMBER 6 9 6 3 SADIE CREEK opportunities for 4x4, including nearly PALMER LAKE 3 MULTI-USE 65 LES HILDE 127 max 30 ft max 40 ft ATV and motorcycle max 20 ft Horse mounting block. 22-mi. multi-use trail system and 6-mi. 4x4 trail system (N off Hwy 112). Limited cell service. Dispersed camping available in trailhead parking area. Accesses 40 miles of trail in the Harry Osborne State Forest. 6 miles of double- Popular for ice fishing, bird watching and wildlife viewing. 11 13 14 5 5 5 riders. black diamond-rated, 18 18 18 2 CAMP KEEP SPEED UNDER 25 MPH CHOPAKA LAKE 4 LYRE RIVER HOST 66 GRIFFIN BAY 128 max 20 ft expert-only mountain SPEED LIMIT IN CAMP AND PICNIC max 20 ft Accessible fishing pier. 0.25-mile trail along Lyre River. Boat access only. Campsites fit 1 tent each. Approx. location of beach -123.009857 48.475944. bike trail. Popular for fly fishing. No motor boats. 8 AREAS IS 5 MPH NORTH FORK 9 12 9 5 STRIPED PEAK 67 CATTLE POINT 129 VISTA NINE MILE max 20 ft Accesses 3-mile trail to ocean vista and saltwater cove. Located in the Cattle Point conservation area. Scenic forest stream setting. ALWAYS TELL SOMEONE 8 8 8 2 6 MURDOCK 68 WALKER VALLEY 130 TOATS COULEE BEACH max 25 ft YOUR ROUTE OR BRING max 20 ft Accesses 0.5-mile trail and beach walks depending on tide. Dispersed camping available in trailhead parking area. Expect tight RV turning radius. Accesses 36-mile trail system. A FRIEND Features glacial boulders. 14 14 14 2 7 6 6 3 NORTH MTN BIKE HORSEBACK RIDING ROCK LAKES 7 BEAR CREEK 69 SKILLS AREA 131 max 30 ft Visit BBQ Flats near Ellensburg to max 36 ft Accesses 2 miles of trail. Includes scenic overlook of Sol Duc River. Accesses 4.5-mile skills area with plans for more trails. Short trail leads to lakeshore. Popular for hunting. ATVs on forest roads only. ride horseback in an open ponderosa PACK OUT WHAT 8 8 8 8 LITTLE RIVER 70 ASHLAND LAKES 132 ROCK CREEK TRAIL pine forest. Equestrian trails are also YOU PACK IN max 24 ft 2-mile trail accesses Olympic National Park. Trailhead accesses lower and upper Ashland Lake campsites and Beaver Plant Lake. available in DNR’s Harry Osborne State Forest, Please do not litter. Day use shelter. Drinking water. Popular for hunting. ATVs on forest roads only. 5 5 SPORTSMAN’S 5 6 5 2 FOOTHILLS LOWER 133 9 71 ASHLAND LAKE Elbe Hills State Forest, Capitol State Forest CAMP max 20 ft Accesses 6.5 miles of trail. Backcountry campsites. Expect 2.5-mile hike to campsites from the Ashland Lakes Trailhead. and more. HELMETS ARE REQUIRED Popular for hunting. ATVs on forest roads only. 2 6 6 19 19 19 4 UPPER ASHLAND FOR ALL ORV RIDERS LEADER LAKE 10 READE HILL 72 LAKE 134 ORVs must have U.S. Forest Service- max 20 ft Accesses a 4.2-mile loop trail with views of Forks and surrounding areas. Backcountry campsites. Expect 2-mile hike to campsites from the Ashland Lakes Trailhead. Popular for hunting. MINNIE 9 9 9 BEAVER PLANT 5 5 approved spark arrestors. CHELAN BUTTE 11 PETERSON 73 LAKE 135 SKY PARK max 30 ft CAMPING Fishing opportunities nearby. Backcountry campsites. Expect 1.5-mile hike to campsites from the Ashland Lakes Trailhead. DO NOT USE ALCOHOL No camping. Stunning views. 8 8 8 10 Enjoy more than 59 59 HOH OXBOW CUTTHROAT 136 29 PINES 12 74 LAKES AND OR DRUGS AND RIDE max 36 ft max 30 ft 70 campgrounds, DUI laws apply. Accesses 0.25-mile of trail to the Hoh River. Start at U.S. Forest Service Walt Bailey Trailhead. Expect 4.5-mile hike to backcountry campsites. all free with the Located along the North Fork Teanaway River. 7 7 7 13 4 2 13 SOUTH FORK 75 GREIDER LAKES purchase of an annual 137 INDIAN CAMP HOH max 30 ft max 36 ft Short drive to South Fork Hoh Trailhead, which crosses into Olympic National Park after 0.4 miles. Snohomish County PUD trailhead accesses DNR’s Little Greider and Big Grieder lakes backcountry campsites. Discover Pass. Three group equestrian campsites. Accesses U.S. Forest Service Middle Fork and Yellow Hill trails near campground. 64 64 10 10 10 5 5 14 COTTONWOOD 76 LITTLE GREIDER 138 TEANAWAY max 30 ft LAKE max 36 ft Located near the Hoh River. Backcountry campsites. Expect 4-mile hike in from the Greider Lakes Trailhead. Four campsites and one group site are open to equestrian camping. UPPER 6 6 6 BIG GREIDER 3 3 LILY LK. WINTER 15 CLEARWATER 77 LAKE 139 REC. AREA In the Clearwater Corridor Conservation area. Sites fit 1-3 tents. RVs allowed, not recommended. Backcountry campsites. Expect 4.5-mile hike in from the Greider Lakes Trailhead. Accesses over 100 miles of groomed trail. Only a Discover Pass is required (no Sno-Park Pass). 3 3 3 REITER FOOT- MANASTASH 16 YAHOO LAKE 78 HILLS PARKING 1 WINTER 140 RIDGE Backcountry campsites are accessed from a 1-mile hike in. Campsites fit 1 tent each. Day use only. RECREATION Offers sweeping views of the Kittitas Valley and the Stuart Range. COPPERMINE 11 12 11 REITER FOOT- DNR-managed lands 17 BOTTOM 79 HILLS PARKING 2 141 BBQ FLATS max 30 ft HIKING offer many ways to get max 36 ft One group campsite available. Day use shelter includes wood stove. Day use only. From short nature trails to outdoors each winter. Explore Dispersed camping. Accesses 562-mile green dot road system. Off-road-vehicles only allowed on green dot roads. HIGH POINT & 4 16 16 18 WILDCAT 80 WATCH FOR TRUCKS 142 BEVERLY DUNES W TIGER MTN day trips and backcountry the backcountry hut system in our max 36 ft Accesses 15 miles of trail. Day use only. Trailers not recommended. Accesses 60-mile trail system, including the kid-friendly Swamp Trail. Located in West Tiger Mtn. conservation area. destinations, DNR’s working Tahoma State Forest near Drive slowly and be alert With the exception of motorcycles, riders must have a orange flag mounted to their vehicle at least 109 inches off the ground. GREEN MTN 2 8 8 8 19 81 POO POO POINT forests and conservation Mount Rainier. to sounds of trucks on the road. 143 SNOW CABIN VISTA max 20 ft Accesses 15 miles of trail. Day use only. GM1 gate open Memorial to Labor Day, Sat. & Sun. only, 9-6. Accesses 60-mile trail system. Located in the Tiger Mountain State Forest. areas offer hiking experiences If you see one, find a safe place Accesses 23-mile Grey Rock Trail and 562-mile Green Dot Road System. 2 GREEN MTN 16 16 16 CAMP RATTLESNAKE for everyone. to pull to the side of the road. 20 HOST 82 144 GREY ROCK HORSE CAMP max 25 ft MOUNTAIN Accesses 15 miles of trail. GM1 gate open Memorial to Labor Day, Sat. & Sun. only, 9-6. Stock water available. Accesses 10-mile hiking trail in the Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area. Dispersed camping available in trailhead parking area. Accesses 23-mile Grey Rock Trail. 2 EAGLE NEST 2 GOLD CREEK LITTLE SI 21 83 145 VISTA Accesses 15 miles of trail. Accesses 22-mile trail system in Mount Si conservation area. Opportunities for dispersed rock climbing. Short trail from parking area leads to sweeping vista. 2 LILLIWAUP MOUNT SI 22 CREEK 84 WATER SPORTS 146 RED SADDLE Day use only. Accesses 22-mile trail system in Mt. Si conservation area. Includes ADA 0.2-mi Frances N Loop. Dispersed rock climbing. Enjoy sea kayaking in the GIVE BACK Dispersed camping available in trailhead parking area. Accesses 562-mile Green Dot Road System. Popular for hunting. MELBOURNE 6 MOUNT MILES 5 10 5 2 23 LAKE 85 TENERIFFE San Juan Islands before you settle 147 WHITES RIDGE OF TRAILS max 40 ft Includes 3.5-mile hike in. Day use only. Accesses 22-mile trail system in Mount Si conservation area. in to one of over 25 beachfront 1,20 0 TO TRAILS, Accesses 12-mile trail. 1 group campsite. Open April 1-Nov 30 to hikers & equestrians. Dec 1-March 31 to snowmobiles. 12 12 12 4 TWIN LAKES GRANITE CREEK CAMP 24 86 Discover Yourself campsites. 148 AHTANUM CAMP HOST max 32 ft Walk-in day use sites. Open during fishing season, April 15 - Oct. 30. Accesses 185 miles of trail. No RV access. Accesses 10 miles of hiking trail in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area and other lands. CAMPGROUNDS Accesses 67 miles of green dot roads. Free phone service located at entrance to guard station. Popular for hunting. 6 6 6 6 10 10 3 25 KAMENGA 87 CHAMPION 149 AHTANUM CANYON max 30 ft BEACH MEADOWS max 32 ft Accesses 185 miles of trail. Provides access to the Snoqualmie River via a 1-mile trail. Located in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area. MILLION & PICNIC AREAS 4 walk in, day use only picinic sites. Accesses 67 miles of green dot roads. Popular for hunting. 10 10 10 9 9 9 26 CAMP SPILLMAN 88 MINE CREEK ACRES 150 CLOVER FLATS max 30 ft In Washington’s Working 3 max 28 ft Accesses more than 185 miles of trail. Provides access to the Snoqualmie River via a 1-mile trail. Located in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area. OF STATE TRUST LANDS, MANAGED YOU LOVE Horses allowed (no highlines or hitching posts available). GRANITE CREEK 14 14 14 3 27 SAND HILL 89 TO GENERATE REVENUE FOR PUBLIC 151 TREE PHONES CONNECTOR max 35 ft Accesses more than 185 miles of trail. Accesses 10 miles of hiking trail in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area and other lands. SERVICES STATEWIDE With the help of dedicated Accesses 23 miles of trail. Popular for hunting. No cell service available. Drinking water available. ELFENDAHL RUSSIAN BUTTE 6 6 6 28 90 volunteers, DNR is able to 152 ISLAND CAMP PASS 4X4 VIEW max 32 ft Accesses 15 miles of 4x4 and side-by-side trail. Day-use only. Provides access to the Snoqualmie River. Located in Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area. Lands & Natural Areas provide recreational experiences Limited cell service available. ELFENDAHL 6 6 6 4 9 9 9 4 29 91 MAILBOX PEAK on DNR-managed lands 153 BIRD CREEK PASS STAGING max 35 ft max 32 ft 11 11 11 Accesses more than 185 miles of single-track trail. Dispersed camping available in parking area. Accesses 8 miles of trail in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie conservation area. statewide that visitors can enjoy Limited cell service available. 4 10 TAHUYA RIVER CAMP 30 HOST 92 RAGING RIVER for years to come. Our volunteers bring not only 154 BUCK CREEK 1 HORSE CAMP max 30 ft 161,000 Accesses 185 miles of trail. No cell service available. View opening dates and hours at dnr.wa.gov/GreenMountainTahuya. Accesses 17-mile trail system, popular for mountain biking. AS YOU SPEND QUALITY TIME OUTDOORS Accesses 18-mile trail. passion and pride, but immeasurable aid to the PHOTO CREDITS: KAYAKERS: JASON GOLDSTEIN. MOUNTAIN BIKE: PAUL CALDWELL. HORSERIDERS: ERYN COUCH/DNR. 2 ACRES OF NATURAL AREAS THAT 31 MISSION CREEK 93 TIGER SUMMIT AT DNR RECREATION DESTINATIONS, CONSERVE WASHINGTON’S NATURAL state lands DNR cares for. 155 BUCK CREEK 2 SKI GROUP: JASON GOLDSTEIN. VOLUNTEER, AND GREEN DOT ROAD JEEP: CLAY GRAHAM. OTHER PHOTOS: DNR PHOTO FILES. Accesses 185 miles of trail. Day use only. Accesses 45-mile trail system, popular for mountain biking. Includes ADA 0.3-mi Forest Loop Interpretive Trail. HELP PROTECT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES HERITAGE AND OFFER EDUCATION AND Accesses 18-mile trail. 6 8 6 2 Want to get involved? 12 16 12 32 ALDRICH LAKE 94 NORTH POINT LOW-IMPACT RECREATION 156 SHEEP CREEK FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY max 24 ft Open during fishing season, April 15 - Oct. 30. Camping allowed Memorial to Labor Day. Tent camping only. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz Accessible fishing platform available. Popular for hunting. Day use shelter includes four picnic tables. 3 3 92 ROAD FOR YEARS TO COME. DOUGLAS FALLS 13 23 14 CAMP 33 HOWELL LAKE 95 invites you to: 157 HOST SNO-PARK GRANGE PARK max 26 ft Open during fishing season, April 15 - Oct. 30. Accesses 185 miles of trail. Open Nov. 1 - April 30. 50-mile trail system. No dogs. Sno-Park Pass Nov. 1 - April 30. Provides access to nearby ball field and horshoe pit. Mill Creek 60-ft. waterfall nearby. Foot bridge and trails along creek. 2 2 2  Join us at a volunteer work party, clearing 10 11 10 34 ROBBINS LAKE 96 HIGH POINT CAMP- 158 SHERRY CREEK and maintaining trails and campgrounds. max 35 ft Open during fishing season, April 15 – Oct. 30. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. GROUNDS Includes off-road vehicle loading ramp, picnic shelter, camp host site, 3 group campsites and day use parking area. 3 3 70 8 8 8 35 DON LAKE 97 MEMORIAL  Report areas or situations in need of attention. 159 FLODELLE CREEK FREE WITH THE PURCHASE max 26 ft Day use only. Open April 15 – Oct. 30. Accesses the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. Expect steep grade on road to trailhead. OF AN ANNUAL DISCOVER PASS  Serve as a camp host. Drinking water and day use parking available. Popular for fishing. WOODPECKER 4 36 WOODARD BAY 98 POINT 160 RADAR DOME No dogs allowed at this conservation area. Kayak launch closes Sept 1 – April 15. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System.  Provide technical expertise and advocacy Accesses more than 25 miles of single track and mulit-use trail. 14 14 14 JENNY’S support on a citizen-based committee. STARVATION CAMP 37 KENNEDY CREEK 99 161 HOST JUNCTION LAKE max 26 ft Short interpretive trail to viewpoint located in the Kennedy Creek Natural Area Preserve. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. Fishing dock and lake access available. Limited RV campsites. 2 2 5 5 5 38 ROCK CANDY 100 EAGLE CREST 162 ROCKY LAKE max 20 ft Accesses 90-mile trail system. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. 450 Drinking water available. Catch-and-release fishing after June 1. 2 2 16 2 10 12 11 McLANE CREEK HIDDEN VIEW TECHNICAL BOULDERING PATHS SKOOKUM CAMP 39 NATURE TRAIL 101 163 CREEK HOST AND 700 CLIMBING ROUTES max 28 ft Accesses 1.5 miles of trail. Four accessible viewing platforms. Popular for salmon sighting in the fall. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. STATEWIDE Popular for hunting. 16 16 4 LEARN MORE 23 24 24 40 PORTER CREEK 102 BEAVER CREEK 164 DRAGOON CAMP max 34 ft CREEK max 26 ft HOST 6 campsites fit 34-ft. RV. Accesses roughly 90 miles of trails. 0.5-mile hiking trail to Porter Falls. Backcountry picnic area located in the 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. A short drive from Spokane. 3 2 20 6 6 dnr.wa.gov/volunteer CHEHALIS RIVER ELBE HILLS ORV 41 SURGE PLAIN 103 165 DISHMAN HILLS This natural area preserve includes a 3.5-mile interpretive trail and 0.25-mile shoreline access trail. Accesses 13 miles of trail. Reservations required. Call 360-825-1631. Accommodates large RVs, though sites may vary. Located in the Dishman Hills conservation area. 8 8 8 3 6 COPPER CREEK 42 FALL CREEK 104 max 34 ft HUT Trailhead accesses 60-mile trail system. 4 group campsites. Water available for stock. Accessible horse mounting ramp. Open Nov. 1 - April 30. 50-mile trail system. No dogs. Sleeps 14. Visit skimtta.com to reserve overnight stay. 25 25 25 6 MIDDLE CAMP 2 43 HOST 105 VALLEY VIEW WADDELL max 34 ft Trailhead accesses 90-mile trail system. Loading ramp available. Accesses 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. Horse mounting ramp. Accommodates large RVs, though sites may vary. Your Way to GREEN DOT ROADS 5 26 15 20 2 MARGARET 25 25 25 3 CAMP SAHARA CREEK MAXIMUM DISCOVER MORE DO YOUR PART: 44 HOST 106 CAMP Enjoy off-road-vehicle driving, McKENNY max 34 ft STAY Accesses 60-mile trail system. Horse mounting ramp and mounting block available. Accesses 40-mile Nicholson Horse Trail System. Horse mounting ramp. Accommodates large RVs, though sites may vary. Enjoy Washington’s hunting and nature viewing in our 2 1 ROAD OUTDOORS PREVENT 562-mile Green Dot Road System. 45 MIMA FALLS 107 SNO-PARK Great Outdoors The roads span DNR’s Ahtanum and Includes horse mounting ramp. Accesses 60-mile trail system. Water available for stock. Accesses 50-mile trail system & backcounty huts and yurts. Location varies with snow line. Sno-Park Pass Nov. 1 - April 30. Getting outdoors on DNR-managed lands starts Naneum Ridge state working 7 46 MIMA MOUNDS 108 HIGH HUT Most campsites are first with your Discover Pass. It’s your way to enjoy over WILDFIRES forests, as well as some wildlife Accesses 3.3 mi. of trail, 0.5 of which is paved and an ADA trail. No dogs allowed at this natural area preserve. Accesses 50-mile trail system. No mtn bikes during winter. Sleeps 8. Visit skimtta.com to reserve overnight stay. come, first served. Some 10 areas managed by the Washington 160 recreation sites on DNR-managed lands, more 5 5 5 BRUNI’S SNOW campgrounds close seasonally. DAYS Department of Fish and 47 WESTERN LAKE 109 BOWL HUT than 100 state parks, 700 water access points, Maximum stay is 10 days in Wildlife. Accesses 0.5-mile trail around Western Lake and 0.5-mile trail to Snag Lake. Accesses 50-mile trail system. No mtn bikes during winter. Sleeps 14. Visit skimtta.com to reserve overnight stay. and hundreds of natural and wildlife areas. And, Each year, DNR firefighters respond to 9 9 9 a 30-day period unless 48 SNAG LAKE 110 YURT 600-900 wildfires, many of which are started otherwise posted. with an annual Discover Pass for your vehicle, Accesses 0.5-mile trail around Snag Lake and 0.5-mile trail to Western Lake. 7 campsites are walk-in only. Accesses 50-mile trail system. No mtn bikes during winter. Sleeps 6. Visit skimtta.com to reserve overnight stay. camping at any of DNR’s 70 campgrounds accidentally by people just like you. Use our 4 4 4 3 11 11 11 4 CAMP 49 TUNERVILLE 111 WINSTON CREEK HOST tips, below, to help reduce your risk max 16 ft max 25 ft statewide is free. By purchasing a Discover Pass, Near Salmon Creek. Forested stream setting. you help to maintain the state’s recreation sites and of starting a wildfire. 9 12 9 2 CAMP 50 BRADLEY ORV 112 MERRILL LAKE HOST trails to keep them open for years to come. Accesses 4 miles of trail. Walk-in campsites fit 1 to 2 tents. Catch-and-release fly fishing only. 1 mile interpretive trail through old-growth forest. Have a working, NORTH SIOUXON 51 LAKE LOUISE 113 CREEK The $10 one-day and $30 annual Discover Pass, approved spark arrester Located in the Lake Louise conservation area. Accesses 4-mile hiking trail system. Accesses 11 miles in the Mitchell Peak Trail System including N Fork Siouxon, Sugar Loaf and Mitchell Peak trails. which is transferable between two vehicles, on your off-road vehicle 3 3 3 2 4 52 POINT DOUGHTY 114 TARBELL Keep pets is available online, at automated pay stations Located in the Point Doughty Natural Area Preserve. Boat access only: -122.945268, 48.709182. Accesses 22-mile Tarbell Trail Loop with connections to U.S. Forest Service trails. Day use only. Water available for stock. in select state parks and in person at more than on a leash • Do not park vehicles in dry, grassy areas 5 4 5 2 8 15 14 2 CAMP 53 LUMMI ISLAND 115 COLD CREEK HOST 600 locations statewide. max 25 ft Pick up after your pet and as residual heat from exhaust systems can Paragliding Located in Lummi Island conservation area. Boat access only. Approx. location: -122.613822, 48.658251. Accesses 9-mile Bells Mountain Trail. Picnic shelter is day use only. pack out any trash. Horseback 35 ignite the dry grass. and Hang Gliding 3 ROCK CREEK 19 30 23 3 CAMP 54 LIZARD LAKE 116 HORSE CAMP HOST max 27 ft riders may have dogs off of Watch paragliders and hang gliders take Expect 3-mile hike to backcountry campsites. Campsites accommodate 1 to 2 tents. Accesses 22-mile Tarbell Loop w/ connection to USFS trails. Stock water & horse mount avail. Picnic shelter day use only. a leash if they respond to • Keep matches and lighters away 6 YACOLT BURN off from Samish Overlook, Chelan Butte 55 LILY LAKE 117 voice commands. Protect plant from children. Expect 2.5-mile hike to backcountry campsites. Campsites accommodate 1 to 2 tents. Accesses 35.5 miles of trails including Bells Mountain, Tarbell and Thrillium. Sky Park and Poo Poo Point. and wildlife species. discoverpass.com BLANCHARD LARCH • Know the current wildfire risk. 56 LOWER 118 MOUNTAIN Accesses 15 miles of trail. Accesses the 2.5-mile Thrillium Trail. • Only enjoy campfires when a burn BLANCHARD GROUSE VISTA 57 UPPER 119 restriction is not in place. When campfires Accesses 15 miles of trail. Accesses 22-mile Tarbell Trail Loop with additional connections to U.S. Forest Service trails. How can I let the agency know Purchased a Discover Pass, are allowed, always have a shovel and HOW CAN I CONTACT OLYMPIA NORTHEAST REGION SOUTH PUGET SOUND 2 2 HEADQUARTERS SAMISH THREE CORNER 225 S. Silke Road REGION 58 OVERLOOK 120 ROCK about illegal dumping or vandalism? joined us for a work party, but buckets of water close by. DNR IN MY AREA? 1111 Washington Street SE Colville, WA 99114-9369 950 Farman Avenue N Accesses 15 miles of trail. Day use only. No truck and trailer parking for horses available. Accesses 9 miles of trail as well as the Pacific Crest Trail and its connecting trails. MS 47000 509-684-7474 Enumclaw, WA 98022-9282 Olympia, WA 98504-7000 [email protected] 360-825-1631 7 7 7 6 JONES CREEK To report illegal activity to DNR, contact our still want to do even more? PELICAN BEACH • Never walk away from a 59 121 ORV Northwest Northeast 360-902-1000 [email protected] Forest Watch volunteer program at 855-883-8369. NORTHWEST REGION Located in the Cypress Island conservation area. Boat access only: -122.703812, 48.603407. 14 miles of ATV and motorcycle trail in Jones Creek trails & 3 mi. of 4x4 trail in Hagen Creek trails. DNR accepts donations to help supplement smoldering campfire. Put the [email protected] Olympic 919 N. Township Street SOUTHEAST REGION 2 SMUGGLERS HAGEN CREEK maintenance and operation costs associated with campfire out cold before you PACIFIC CASCADE REGION Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284-9384 713 Bowers Road 60 COVE 122 ORV How can I report a wildfire? South Puget 601 Bond Road 360-856-3500 Ellensburg, WA 98926-9301 In the Cypress Island conservation area. Boat access only: -122.724444, 48.597915. 8 miles of 4x4 trails and 2 miles of ATV and single-track trail only. More trails coming soon. providing recreation on DNR-managed lands leave your campsite. If it’s too Sound Southeast PO Box 280 [email protected] 509-925-8510 15 7 13 13 3 CAMP Call 911. statewide. To learn more, contact: hot to touch, it’s too hot to Castle Rock, WA 98611-0280 [email protected] 61 EAGLE HARBOR 123 DOUGAN CREEK HOST max 16 ft Paci c 360-577-2025 OLYMPIC REGION leave. Cascade In the Cypress Island conservation area. Boat access only: -122.694384, 48.588306. Accesses 20 mi. of trail. Dougan Falls day use area nearby. [email protected] pacific-cascade.region 411 Tillicum Lane 10 10 10 4 Q&A Forks, WA 98331-9797 CYPRESS HEAD TABLE @dnr.wa.gov 62 124 MOUNTAIN 360-374-2800 Located in Cypress Island conservation area. Boat access only. Approx. location: -122.670513, 48.568427. Accesses 3.5 miles of steep, rocky trail. Accessible from the Pacific Crest Trail near Bonneville Dam. [email protected]