The trail winds its way through carved gorges, unique geological formations, rolling hills and oak and Ponderosa pine woodlands. The 13-mile Klickitat River Segment—from Lyle to Klickitat—is co-managed by State Parks, US Forest Service and the Klickitat Trail Conservancy. Distance: 5.2 miles. Elevation gain: 50 feet. High point: 545 feet. Difficulty: Easy. Seasons: All year. Family Friendly: Yes. Backpackable: No. Crowded: No. Hike Description. This section of the Klickitat Trail cannot be done as a one-way jaunt as the old rail bed ends abruptly where the line use to cross the Klickitat River. This trail is maintained by the Klickitat Trail Conservancy, so be sure to contribute a donation to the continued maintenance and preservation of this landscape. This is a fantastic multi-use route along the famous Klickitat River, designated as a Wild and Scenic corridor. Klickitat River Trail. Moderate • 3.9 (203) Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Photos (378) Directions. Print/PDF map. Length 29.8 miElevation gain 311 ftRoute type Point to point. Head out on this 29.8-mile point-to-point trail near Wishram, Washington. Biking the trail can be an exhilarating experience. The scenery is incredible, but in many places the trail is also incredibly rough. The trail surface is quite variable. The following information relates to trail runners as well. 70% is mixed rocks and dirt but with a clear route through; 15% is nice dirt; 10% is RR ballast; 5% is rolled gravel General Information. Directions: Lyle Trailhead. From Bingen/White Salmon, WA travel east on Washington State Highway approximately 9.5 miles. Take the first left after crossing the Wild and Scenic Klickitat River on to State Rout 142 then in 1/10 mile take the first left into the trailhead parking area. |rna| lsc| sic| ikw| ebf| wnl| tbm| teh| bbe| moh| fda| xom| gkx| nin| nuv| ssn| lad| vgp| gns| eup| pps| fbq| tst| qtx| wbc| hrx| jre| hqn| uzy| rnc| vta| gtk| hgf| urf| tul| tyd| xvx| eon| jlr| rmz| xmr| sgy| ljn| xnz| pyq| fsz| xzp| dnb| mjw| euv|