Temporary Closures
This page is a collection of Routes & Places where the land manager has scheduled temporary closures of a road, trailhead, or all or part of a trail or area. Click each Route/Place for more information about the specific closure at that location.
This page is a collection of Routes & Places where the land manager has scheduled temporary closures of a road, trailhead, or all or part of a trail or area. Click each Route/Place below for more information about the specific closure at that location.
Please contact Member Services with any updated information about these locations.
Coldwater Peak, Harry's Ridge & Pumice Plain
Day Hiking
Three moderate hikes at Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument that all leave from the Boundary Trail trailhead near Johnston Observatory. Explore the varied volcanic landscape on the north side of Mount St. Helens.
Cougar Mountain: Red Town Trailhead
Day Hiking & Trail Running
Hike in Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park. It's close to the city and in the Snoqualmie foothills with terrain varying from gravel to single track trails, all in second growth forest. The Coal Creek Falls loop is a popular, short, easy day hike. There are also many options for longer out-and-back and loop trips to explore further into the park from this trailhead. Dogs on a leash are welcome.
Johnston Ridge & The Hummocks
Day Hiking
A challenging hike that starts at the Hummocks Trail and follows part of the Boundary Trail to the Johnston Ridge Observatory. Enjoy the hummocks plains, wildflowers, and views as you are immersed in the Mount St. Helens landscape.
Sourdough Mountain
Day Hiking & Scrambling
A very strenuous, 11-mile round trip hike with 5,085 feet of elevation gain in the North Cascades. The trail heads up steeply and steadily through forests and meadows to an old lookout with amazing views of the Cascades.
South Coldwater Ridge
Backpacking & Day Hiking
Hike to the up Coldwater Ridge where there are views of a volcanic landscape. It's 6.8 miles round trip with 1,525 feet of elevation gain to the Coldwater Peak Trail junction. For more mileage, continue on to the Coldwater Lake Trail, or the Coldwater Peak Saddle.
SPIRE Rock
Climbing
A man-made rock formation at Sprinker Recreation Center outside of Spanaway, Washington. It was built by volunteers and the Army Corps of Engineers to promote rock climbing. It is a great facility for rock climbing education and training.