Drive 60 miles r.t. Hike 5 miles with minimal e.g. We will pass the Native American plank house, large oak trees and possibly wildlife, as well as the boat launch and walk some on sidewalks. Bring binoculars to spot birds nesting in trees. A SENIOR PASS OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday July 33
Friday July 44
Saturday July 55
Sunday July 66
Monday July 77
Tuesday July 88
Wednesday July 99
9:00 am – 4:00 pmMillersylvania State Park (E)
Drive 100 miles r.t.Hike 4+ miles on perimeter trail with little e.g. A DISCOVER PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday July 1010
Friday July 1111
Saturday July 1212
8:00 am – 5:00 pmGillette Lake/ Greenleaf Pond (M)
Drive 155 miles r.t. Hike 5 miles r.t. to serene Gillette Lake. Optional: add 1.6 miles r.t. to Greenleaf Pond, e.g. 1131’
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday July 1313
Monday July 1414
Tuesday July 1515
Wednesday July 1616
8:00 am – 3:00 pmDry Creek Falls via PCT (E/M)
Drive 165 miles r.t.Hike 4.4 miles r.t. with 900′ e.g. This is a beautiful forested hike on the Pacific Crest Trail. A NW FOREST OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Thursday July 1717
Friday July 1818
8:00 am – 4:00 pmKalama Falls (M)
Drive 108 miles r.t.Hike 6.3 miles r.t. with 311′ e.g. A short stop at the half way point at a small falls on the stream. Continue and end up at a beautiful waterfall. At the falls, hikers have a choice of going a short distance farther going across a single flat surface log bridge to a point for a rope climb up a short but steep hillside. (Neither the bridge crossing or rope climb are too difficult). Those who prefer not to do that can return on the same trail coming to the falls and wait at a road crossing for the rest of the group. A DISCOVER PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday July 1919
Sunday July 2020
Monday July 2121
Tuesday July 2222
Wednesday July 2323
8:00 am – 6:00 pmSalmon River (M/S)
Drive 190 miles r.t. to Salmon River. Hike 7.8 miles with 950’ e.g. The hike is a steady climb that takes you along the beautiful Salmon River with old growth trees, native plants of sword ferns and wildflowers. The trail can be narrow in a couple of places and rocky in other areas. We will hike to a rocky overlook with a vista.This is a wilderness area, so if there is a large group we will divide into smaller groups of 12. A SENIOR PASS IS REQUIRED.
Leader: Susan M. 360-751-1255
Thursday July 2424
Friday July 2525
Saturday July 2626
8:00 am – 7:00 pmLolo Pass (S)
Drive 192 miles r.t. to Lolo Pass near Zigzag. Hike 10 miles r.t. on the Pacific Crest Trail to Preacher’s/ Devils Pulpit (1200′ e.g). Nice, remote hike through ancient trees. Views of Lost Lake below.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday July 2727
Monday July 2828
Tuesday July 2929
Wednesday July 3030
8:00 am – 4:00 pmDiscovery Trail Ilwaco (M)
Drive 135 miles r.t. Hike 6 miles r.t.to the North Head Lighthouse. The hike is fairly steep for about a 1/4 mile and then eases up to a more gradual e.g. mostly paved with some dirt and gravel trails.
Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday July 3131
August 2025
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Friday August 11
Saturday August 22
8:00 am – 5:00 pmDog Mountain Loop (S)
Drive 182 miles r.t. Hike a 6.9 mile loop with 2857′ e.g. to summit Dog Mountain with excellent views of the Columbia Gorge. Return to parking lot via Augsberger Trail.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
Sunday August 33
Monday August 44
Tuesday August 55
Wednesday August 66
8:00 am – 2:00 pmWashington Park Hike (E/M)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike 4 miles r.t. on dirt and gravel trails taking the Redwood Trail to the Wildwood Trail and arrive at the Pittock Mansion then head back. PARKING FEE IS REQUIRED.
Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday August 77
Friday August 88
Saturday August 99
8:00 am – 7:00 pmIndian Race Track/Red Mountain Lookout (S)
Drive 206miles r.t. Hike an 8.7 mile loop with1690′ e.g. in the Indian Heaven Wilderness on the PCT to the famous Indian Racetrack, then ascend to the 4968′ Red Mountain Lookout. Fantastic views of the Cascade volcanos and surrounding national forest. A SENIORPASS OR FOREST RECREATION PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE. LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS..
Leader: Harry A. 360-280-4184
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday August 1010
Monday August 1111
Tuesday August 1212
Wednesday August 1313
9:00 am – 1:00 pmPacific Way Dike Trail (E)
Hike 5+ miles with little e.g. on a level path.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday August 1414
Friday August 1515
Saturday August 1616
9:00 am – 6:00 pmChehalis/Western Bike Path (M) (B)
Drive 148 miles r.t. Bicycle 20 miles r.t. on paved bike path through rural scenery. Very little elevation gain.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday August 1717
Monday August 1818
Tuesday August 1919
Wednesday August 2020
Thursday August 2121
Friday August 2222
Saturday August 2323
7:00 am – 4:00 pmColdwater Lake Kayak (M) (K)
Drive 125 miles r.t. to the Coldwater Lake boat launch. PFD is mandatory! Paddle from the launch site to the end of the lake to break for a packed lunch, then paddle back to launch for a total of 10 miles. A NW FOREST PASS, AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED IS FOR EACH VEHICLE OR A $5 FEE
Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Sunday August 2424
Monday August 2525
Tuesday August 2626
Wednesday August 2727
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk a 4+ mile loop around the entire lake or walk any segment of the lake trail for a shorter distance. There is very little e.g.
Leaders: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
IngridS. 408-890-0439
Thursday August 2828
Friday August 2929
Saturday August 3030
9:00 am – 5:00 pmVancouver via AMTRAK
DepartKelso at9:32 am.Arrive in Vancouver at 10:09 am. Divide into groups for self-guided activities: shopping at the farmer’s market, lunch, visiting Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, the Pearson Air Museum, Clark County Historical Museum, old Victorian military houses on Officers Row or enjoying a walk along the waterfront. Reconvene at Vancouver Amtrak station at 3:45 pm for 4:16 pm departure, arriving in Kelso at 4:48 pm. PURCHASE TRAINTICKETS PRIOR TO HIKE!
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Sunday August 3131
September 2025
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Monday September 11
Tuesday September 22
Wednesday September 33
9:00 am – 4:00 pmWashougal Waterfront (M)
Drive 115 miles r.t. to Washougal Waterfront Park. Hike 5+ miles out and back along the Columbia River to Captain Clark Park.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday September 44
Friday September 55
Saturday September 66
8:00 am – 3:00 pmArcher Mountain Loop (S)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Hike 4.8 mile r.t. with 1584′ past several nice views of the Columbia River underneath tree canopy.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday September 77
Monday September 88
Tuesday September 99
Wednesday September 1010
8:00 am – 5:00 pmRampart Ridge (M/S)
Drive 200 miles r.t. to Longmire at Rainer National Park. Hike a 4.6-mile loop with 1339’e.g. The hike begins at Longmire Wilderness Information Center and passes through the Trail of the Shadows; the trail continues on by hiking through old growth forests with views of Mt Rainier at the top … on a clear day! Hike can be extended by continuing on the Wonderland Trail. A SENIOR PASS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: Susan M. 360-751-1255
Thursday September 1111
Friday September 1212
Saturday September 1313
8:00 am – 4:00 pmLarch Mountain/ Sherrard Viewpoint (M)
Drive 150miles r.t. Hike a 6 mile loop with 1200’e.g. through old-growth forest inside volcanic caldera.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday September 1414
Monday September 1515
Tuesday September 1616
Wednesday September 1717
9:00 am – 4:00 pmAstoria Riverwalk (E)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike 5 miles out and back along the Columbia River. No elevation gain.
Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday September 1818
Friday September 1919
8:00 am – 3:00 pmEagle Creek to Punchbowl Falls (M)
Drive 162 miles r.t.Hike 5 miles r.t. with 1000′ e.g. It’s a spectacular path passing many waterfalls, winding through old growth forest. There are places where you are walking along a cliff edge. One short section has a cable to hold onto. People afraid of heights might not want to go on this hike! A NW FOREST PASS OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFULPASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: John M. 360-505-0878
Saturday September 2020
8:00 am – 5:00 pmJohnston Ridge Observatory (M/S)
Drive 122 miles r.t. Hike 10 miles r.t. with 1800′ e.g. on the Boundary Trail. Interpretations of geological features given by hike leader on the way. A NW FOREST PASS, AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASSIS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE OR A $5 FEE AT HUMMOCKS TRAIL PARKING LOT.
Leader: Allen B. 805-208-7335
Sunday September 2121
Monday September 2222
Tuesday September 2323
Wednesday September 2424
9:00 am – 1:00 pmCoweeman River Trail (E)
Drive 8 miles r.t. Hike 3.5 miles out and back along the Coweeman River on flat gravel trail.
Leader: Maureen B. 360-449-9488
Thursday September 2525
Friday September 2626
Saturday September 2727
8:00 am – 5:00 pmMirror Lake/Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain (S)
Drive 195 miles r.t. to trailhead. Hike 6.5 miles r.t. with 1500′ e.g. past Mirror Lake to summit viewpoint. A NW FOREST PASS OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: Susan M. 360-751-1255
Sunday September 2828
Monday September 2929
Tuesday September 3030
October 2025
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Wednesday October 11
9:00 am – 4:00 pmCapitol Lake (E)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Hike 4.6 miles on a level path around the lake and through the Port of Olympia area.
Leader: Julie L. 360-747-1415
Thursday October 22
Friday October 33
Saturday October 44
9:00 am – 6:00 pmCowlitz Divide (S)
Drive 20 miles r.t. Hike 10 miles r.t. with 2500’ e.g. inside Mt Rainier NP. Witness some awesome views of Mt. Rainier!
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flatground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORSAND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday October 55
Monday October 66
Tuesday October 77
Wednesday October 88
9:00 am – 4:00 pmPowell Butte (E-M)
Drive 110 miles r.t. Hike a 4.5- mile loop with 500′ e.g. through a large meadow on top of a volcanic cone. Ona clear day we will be rewarded with excellent views of Mt Hood, Mt St Helens and Mt Adams, as well as southeast Portland.
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday October 99
Friday October 1010
Saturday October 1111
8:00 am – 5:00 pmHamilton Mountain (S)
Drive 143 miles r.t. Hike a 7.5 mile loop with 2000′ e.g. on the way to Hamilton Mountain Summit. Great views of the Cascade Mountains and Columbia Gorge. A DISCOVER PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leaders: Julie L. 360-747-1415
Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday October 1212
Monday October 1313
Tuesday October 1414
Wednesday October 1515
9:00 am – 2:00 pmAltrusa Park (E)
Walk from Roy Morse Park to Altrusa Park for 3.5 miles r.t. with very little e.g.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Thursday October 1616
Friday October 1717
8:00 am – 7:00 pmIndian Heaven/ Blue Lake Loop (M/S)
Drive 160 miles r.t. to the Thomas Lake TH. Hike an 8.4 mile lollipop loop with 1050 e.g. past Thomas Lake along part of the old Cascade Crest Trail (Susan’s Meadow) to Junction Lake, along the PCT to Blue Lake, then return to parking lot via Thomas Lake Trail. A NW FOREST PASS, AMERICA THEBEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE. LIMITED TO 12 HIKERS.
Leader: Harry A. 360-280-4184
Saturday October 1818
Sunday October 1919
Monday October 2020
Tuesday October 2121
Wednesday October 2222
9:00 am – 2:00 pmCastle Rock River Trail (E)
Drive 30 miles r.t. Hike out and back 4+ miles paved with little e.g. follows the Cowlitz River. Climbing “The Rock” is optional.
Leaders: Maureen B. 360-449-9488
Ingrid S. 408-890-0439
Thursday October 2323
Friday October 2424
Saturday October 2525
Sunday October 2626
Monday October 2727
Tuesday October 2828
Wednesday October 2929
9:00 am – 2:00 pmSeaquest Park (E)
Drive 40 miles r.t. Hike 4 miles on boardwalk and thru the park.200’ e.g.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday October 3030
Friday October 3131
November 2025
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Saturday November 11
8:00 am – 6:00 pmLewis River Falls (M)
Drive 160 miles r.t.to trailhead. Hike 7+ miles with 500’e.g. along a riverbank trail and enjoy the fall colors and 3+ waterfalls.
Leader: Pat R. 360-225-7232 or cell360-560-9554
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flatground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORSAND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday November 22
Monday November 33
Tuesday November 44
Wednesday November 55
Thursday November 66
Friday November 77
9:00 am – 4:00 pmFort Stevens State Park (E)
Drive 116 miles r.t.Hike 2.7 miles around Coffenbury Lakeand then 2 miles out and back on the Russell Ridge Trail for a total of 4.7miles total with 120’ e.g. AN OREGON DAYUSE PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE OR A $10 FEE AT NORTH LAKE DAY-USE AREA
Leaders: Kim S. 360-431-5530
Belinda L-K. 360-430-9879
Saturday November 88
Sunday November 99
Monday November 1010
Tuesday November 1111
Wednesday November 1212
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk a 4+mile loop around the entire lake or walk any segment of the lake trail for a shorter distance. There is very little e.g.
Leaders: Russ K. and Anne V. 951-285-6015
Thursday November 1313
Friday November 1414
8:00 am – 4:00 pmLacamas Lake - Heritage Trail (M)
Drive 100 miles r.t.This is an easy 7.1 mile out and back hike with only 203’ e.g. on a gravel trail with great views along Lacamas Lake.
Leader: Belinda360-430-9879
Saturday November 1515
Sunday November 1616
Monday November 1717
Tuesday November 1818
Wednesday November 1919
9:00 am – 3:00 pmBurnt Bridge Creek (west side) (E)
Drive 95 miles r.t. Hike 4.5 mile and 200′ e.g. Leader John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday November 2020
Friday November 2121
Saturday November 2222
8:00 am – 3:00 pmAudubon Wildlife Sanctuary (M)
Drive 96 miles r.t.Hike 4.5 miles with 600′ e.g. using the Founders, North Collins and Jay Trail loops.Nice fall hike through large trees. We will hike to a rocky overlook with a vista.This is a wilderness area, so if there is a large group we will divide into smaller groups of 12. A SENIOR PASS IS REQUIRED.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday November 2323
Monday November 2424
Tuesday November 2525
Wednesday November 2626
Thursday November 2727
Friday November 2828
Saturday November 2929
8:00 am – 5:00 pmCape Horn (M)
Drive 128 miles r.t. Hike the entire Cape Horn circuit for 7.5 miles or less. Enjoy views of the Gorge, Cigar Rock, a waterfall, and a train tunnel.
Leader: Pat R. 360-225-7232 or cell 360-560-9554
Sunday November 3030
December 2025
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Monday December 11
Tuesday December 22
Wednesday December 33
9:00 am – 4:00 pmWillapa Hills Trail - Chehalis (E)
Drive 90 miles r.t. Hike about 5 miles towards Chehalis and back, passing through serene countryside on a mostly flat gravel and paved trail. DISCOVER PASS REQUIRED FORPARKING AT THE LOT WITH A RESTROOM OR OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIRING NO PASS.
Leader: Barbara R.360-431-1131
Thursday December 44
Friday December 55
Saturday December 66
9:00 am – 5:00 pmKwis Kwis Loop (M)
Drive 110 miles r.t.Hike 7.5 miles with 1050’ e.g. through the beautiful Sitka Spruce temperate rain forest. AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL/SENIOR PASS IS REQUIRED.
Leaders: Linda J. 360-431-3321
Julie L. 360-747-1415
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flatground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORSAND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday December 77
Monday December 88
Tuesday December 99
Wednesday December 1010
9:00 am – 4:00 pmFrenchman's Bar (E)
Drive 44 miles r.t. Hike 6.6 with 68’ e.g. on a level, mostly paved trail beginning at Lake Vancouver Park to the Columbia River and back. Leader: Julie L. 360-747-1415
Thursday December 1111
Friday December 1212
Saturday December 1313
8:00 am – 4:00 pmMilo McIver State Park (M)
Drive 140miles r.t. Hike 5.3 miles with 587′ e.g.on the Maple Ridge, Vortex, and Riverbend Trail Loop. Enjoy views of lush forests and the beautifulClackamas River. A $10 DAY USE FEE, ORAN OREGON STATE PARK PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE. Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Sunday December 1414
Monday December 1515
Tuesday December 1616
Wednesday December 1717
9:00 am – 5:00 pmWatershed Park Olympia (E/M)
Drive 136 miles r.t.Hike 5-6 miles out and back, starting with a forested loop for about 1.5 miles with 285’ e.g. on a dirt path, then we will nexus with the Olympia Woodland Trail which is paved with no e.g. Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday December 1818
Friday December 1919
Saturday December 2020
8:00 am – 3:00 pmBumping Knots Loop (M)
Drive 90 miles r.t. Hike a 7 mile loop with 700′ e.g. This is a nice winter hike adjacent to Williams Creek.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday December 2121
Monday December 2222
Tuesday December 2323
Wednesday December 2424
Thursday December 2525
Friday December 2626
Saturday December 2727
Sunday December 2828
Monday December 2929
Tuesday December 3030
Wednesday December 3131
All DayLake Sacajawea New Year’s Eve Walk (E)
Wednesday December 31 – Thursday January 1
11:00 pm – 2:00 am
Lake Sacajawea New Year’s Eve Walk (E)
Bundle up and walk the entire lake for 4 miles to welcome in the New Year! Very little e.g.
Leaders: Linda J. 360-431-3321
Julie L. 360-747-1415
January 2026
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Thursday January 11
All DayLake Sacajawea New Year’s Eve Walk (E)
Wednesday December 31 – Thursday January 1
11:00 pm – 2:00 am
Lake Sacajawea New Year’s Eve Walk (E)
Bundle up and walk the entire lake for 4 miles to welcome in the New Year! Very little e.g.
Leaders: Linda J. 360-431-3321
Julie L. 360-747-1415
Friday January 22
Saturday January 33
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORSAND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.** Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday January 44
Monday January 55
Tuesday January 66
Wednesday January 77
9:00 am – 2:00 pmMarine Park Vancouver (E)
Drive 84 miles r.t. Hike 3.5 miles, out and back, on a level paved urban trail that follows the Columbia River with a mix of forested and urban scenery. Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday January 88
Friday January 99
Saturday January 1010
Sunday January 1111
Monday January 1212
Tuesday January 1313
Wednesday January 1414
9:00 am – 1:00 pmPacific Way Trail (E)
Hike 5 miles out and back on a level gravel path.
Leader: Moe B. 360-449-9488
Thursday January 1515
Friday January 1616
8:00 am – 2:00 pmKalama Falls Trail (SS)
Drive 108 miles r.t. Depending on winter conditions this will either be a snowshoe hike or normal hike of 4 miles r.t. with 311’ e.g.
Leader: John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday January 1717
Sunday January 1818
Monday January 1919
Tuesday January 2020
Wednesday January 2121
9:00 am – 2:00 pmWhipple Creek Park (E)
Drive 70 miles r.t. Hike a 4 mile loop with 190′ e.g. through forest and farmland.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday January 2222
Friday January 2323
Saturday January 2424
8:00 am – 2:00 pmBrownsmead Loop (E)
Drive 70 miles r.t. Walk a 6 mile loop on a paved road with little e.g. through rustic low land.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday January 2525
Monday January 2626
Tuesday January 2727
Wednesday January 2828
9:00 am – 4:00 pmJulia Butler Hansen Wildlife Refuge (E)
Drive 60 miles r.t. Walk 5-7 miles r.t. on a flat paved and gravel trail along the waterfront. This is a scenic area with white tail deer, eagles and osprey. Bring your binoculars!
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday January 2929
Friday January 3030
Saturday January 3131
February 2026
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Sunday February 11
Monday February 22
Tuesday February 33
Wednesday February 44
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk a 4+ mile loop around the entire lake or walk any segment of the lake trail for a shorter distance. There is very little e.g.
Leader: Chere J. 360-200-3715
Thursday February 55
Friday February 66
Saturday February 77
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday February 88
Monday February 99
Tuesday February 1010
Wednesday February 1111
9:00 am – 4:00 pmRock Creek (E)
Drive 120 miles r.t. Walk 6 miles r.t. on a paved path with 200′ e.g. past Bethany Lake to Marty Park and back. Shorter distances are possible.
Leader:Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Thursday February 1212
Friday February 1313
8:00 am – 3:00 pmForest Park, Balch Creek, Lower Macleay Trail to Wildwood Trail (M)
Drive 100 miles r.t. to Portland. Parking in a residential area and short walk to trailhead. Hike 6.2 miles in Forest Park with 741’ e.g.
Leader:John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday February 1414
Sunday February 1515
Monday February 1616
Tuesday February 1717
Wednesday February 1818
9:00 am – 1:00 pmCoweeman River Dike (E)
Hike 3+ miles on level gravel path with little e.g.
Leader John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday February 1919
Friday February 2020
8:00 am – 3:00 pmArcher Mountain Loop (S)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Hike 4.8 miles r.t. with1548’ e.g., past several nice views of the Columbia River underneath tree canopy.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
Saturday February 2121
Sunday February 2222
Monday February 2323
Tuesday February 2424
Wednesday February 2525
9:00 am – 4:00 pmVancouver Urban Hike (E/M)
Drive 80 miles r.t. Hike 6.5 miles on paved trail with 160′ e.g.
Leader: Moe B. 360-449-9488
Thursday February 2626
Friday February 2727
Saturday February 2828
8:00 am – 4:00 pmMounts Talbert and Scott (M)
Drive 110 miles r.t. Mount Talbert is a cinder cone in Clackamas County. This hill hike is about 8 miles with 800′ e.g., including the longest staircase in Oregon.
Leaders: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Bruce M. 360-425-0256
March 2026
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Sunday March 11
Monday March 22
Tuesday March 33
Wednesday March 44
Thursday March 55
Friday March 66
Saturday March 77
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday March 88
Monday March 99
Tuesday March 1010
Wednesday March 1111
9:00 am – 4:00 pmLucia/Moulton Falls (E-M)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike a leisurely 7.5 miles with 450′ e.g. on a mostly level and well maintained trail with views of the East Fork Lewis River and waterfalls.
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday March 1212
Friday March 1313
9:00 am – 4:00 pmGnat Creek (E)
Drive 60 miles r.t. Hike 4.5 miles on upper trail with 770′ e.g. Those wishing for a longer hike can hike a total of 7.3 miles r.t.
Leaders: Dave K. and Belinda L. 360-430-9879
Saturday March 1414
Sunday March 1515
Monday March 1616
Tuesday March 1717
Wednesday March 1818
9:00 am – 1:00 pmRainier City Park (E)
Stroll the level, paved path (a tiny bit is dirt) around the park and along the beautiful Columbia River then take in some of the sidewalks on neighborhood hills. 3 miles r.t., 400′ e.g.
Leader: Melanie F. 907-351-8741
Thursday March 1919
Friday March 2020
Saturday March 2121
8:00 am – 2:00 pmForest Park - Newberry Loop (M)
Drive 98 miles r.t. Hike 5.5 miles total on Newberry Loop and Wildwood Trail with 454′ e.g. A nice hike through alders, maples, cedars and firs in the northern section of Forest Park.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday March 2222
Monday March 2323
Tuesday March 2424
Wednesday March 2525
9:00 am – 2:00 pmMarine Park Vancouver (E)
Drive 84 miles r.t. Hike 3.5 miles out and back, on a level paved urban trail that follows the Columbia River with a mix of forested and urban scenery.
Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday March 2626
Friday March 2727
Saturday March 2828
8:00 am – 4:00 pmDry Creek (S)
Drive 184 miles r.t. Hike 6.7 miles r.t. with 2742′ e.g. to Smith Point, site of an old lookout.
Leader: Joe H. 360-430-8447
Sunday March 2929
Monday March 3030
Tuesday March 3131
April 2026
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Wednesday April 11
8:30 am – 2:30 pmNisqually Estuary Boardwalk and Twin Barns Trail (E)
Drive 154 miles r.t.Hike 4.5 miles with 0’ e.g. along boardwalk (which may be slippery in places when wet) and some gravel trails. Boardwalk crosses protected wetlands with areas for viewing birds and wildlife. $3.00 FEE PER CAR PAYABLE IN PARKING LOT.
Leader: Julie L. 360-747-1415
Thursday April 22
Friday April 33
Saturday April 44
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday April 55
Monday April 66
Tuesday April 77
Wednesday April 88
9:00 am – 3:00 pmStrawberry Loop (E)
Drive 150 miles r.t. to North Bonneville recreation area. Hike a 4 mile loop with little e.g. to top of dune with views of Columbia Gorge.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Thursday April 99
Friday April 1010
Saturday April 1111
8:00 am – 4:00 pmGillette Lake (M)
Drive 125 miles r.t. Hike 5 miles r.t. with 300′ e.g. to scenic little Gillette Lake. Another extra 2.5 miles r.t. with 600′ e.g. will take you to Greenleaf overlook.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
Sunday April 1212
Monday April 1313
Tuesday April 1414
Wednesday April 1515
9:00 am – 3:00 pmAstoria Riverwalk (E)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Walk a level, paved path out and back 5 miles total.
Leader: Melanie F. 907-351-8741
Thursday April 1616
Friday April 1717
8:00 am – 3:00 pmTriple Falls (M)
Drive 154 miles r.t. Hike 5.1 miles r.t. with 1,168′ e.g. This is a moderate hike where hikers will see Pony Falls, Horsetail Falls, Middle and Upper Oneonta Falls and ends at Triple Falls – which are all spectacular. The trail parallels and gives a view of the steep gorge formed by Oneonta Creek. The trail is well maintained but a little rocky in sections. There are some sections of the trail that run next to steep drop offs. People who are fearful of heights might have concerns. OREGON STATE PARKING PERMIT REQUIRED.
Leader: John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday April 1818
Sunday April 1919
Monday April 2020
Tuesday April 2121
Wednesday April 2222
9:00 am – 1:00 pmKalama Waterfront (E)
Drive 20 miles r.t. Walk through town and over to the waterfront for 3+ miles r.t. on level path along Columbia River.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday April 2323
Friday April 2424
Saturday April 2525
8:00 am – 3:00 pmGatton/Wright's Canyon (M)
Drive 90 miles r.t. Hike 6.1 miles on the Wright’s Canyon loop with 715′ e.g. through deep, old growth cedar forest adjacent to Lake Quinault.
Leader:Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday April 2626
Monday April 2727
Tuesday April 2828
Wednesday April 2929
8:00 am – 2:00 pmLake to Lake Trail Loop via Lacamas Creek (M)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike 5 miles with 600′ e.g. through fields of cannas lilies in full bloom, circle Round Lake, and hike along Lacamas Creek.
Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Thursday April 3030
May 2026
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Friday May 11
Saturday May 22
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday May 33
Monday May 44
Tuesday May 55
Wednesday May 66
9:00 am – 1:00 pmVedanta Society Retreat (E)
Drive 70 miles r.t. Hike approximately 3 miles with 200′ e.g. on a myriad of trails past 9 different religious shrines.
Leaders: Josie W. 360-353-3135
Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Thursday May 77
Friday May 88
Saturday May 99
8:00 am – 6:00 pmLewis River Falls (S)
Drive 160 miles r.t. to Lower Falls trailhead. Hike 8.8 miles r.t. with 450’ e.g. through old-growth forest past Middle Falls to Upper Falls.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
Sunday May 1010
Monday May 1111
Tuesday May 1212
Wednesday May 1313
9:00 am – 4:00 pmStiegerwald Refuge (E)
Drive 129 miles r.t. Hike 6.5 miles on loop trail with little e.g. on level gravel path near the Columbia River.
Leader: John R. (360) 431-1122
Thursday May 1414
Friday May 1515
Saturday May 1616
8:00 am – 5:00 pmFalls Creek Falls (M)
Drive 200 miles r.t. Hike a 6.2 mile loop with 1279′ e.g. to view the magnificent Falls Creek Falls. A $10 DAY PASS, OR A NW FOREST PASS, OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Sunday May 1717
Monday May 1818
Tuesday May 1919
Wednesday May 2020
9:00 am – 2:00 pmLiahona Loop - Camp Wilkerson (E/M)
Drive 40 miles r.t. Hike a loop on a lovely forest trail for 5 miles with 700’ e.g. $5 CASH ONLY PARKING FEE.
Leader:Melanie F. 907-351-8741
Thursday May 2121
Friday May 2222
Saturday May 2323
8:00 am – 3:00 pmMultnomah - Wahkeena Falls Loop (S)
Drive 145 miles r.t. to the Multnomah Falls Visitor Center parking lot. Hike a 5 mile loop with 1550′ e.g. through green and burnt forest. This is a great workout.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday May 2424
Monday May 2525
Tuesday May 2626
Wednesday May 2727
9:00 am – 4:00 pmWatershed Park Olympia (E)
Drive 136 miles r.t. Hike 5-6 miles out and back, starting with a forested loop dirt trail for about 1.5 miles with 285′ e.g., then we will nexus with the Olympia Woodland Trail which is paved with little e.g.
Leader: Art M. 360-270-9991
Thursday May 2828
Friday May 2929
Saturday May 3030
8:00 am – 8:00 pmGrassy Knoll (M)
Drive 200 miles r.t. Hike 4.5 miles r.t. with 900′ e.g. through wildflower meadows and views of Mt Adams. Those wishing for a more strenuous hike can continue on to Big Huckleberry Mountain for 11 miles r.t. total with 2300′ e.g.
Leader:Charles R. 360-751-0098
Sunday May 3131
June 2026
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Monday June 11
Tuesday June 22
Wednesday June 33
Thursday June 44
Friday June 55
Saturday June 66
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday June 77
Monday June 88
Tuesday June 99
Wednesday June 1010
9:00 am – 2:00 pmGnat Creek Campground Trail (E)
Drive 80 miles r.t. Hike 3+ miles along Gnat Creek to the fish hatchery and back.
Leader:John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday June 1111
Friday June 1212
Saturday June 1313
8:00 am – 3:00 pmUniversity Falls Loop (S)
Sunday June 1414
Monday June 1515
Tuesday June 1616
Wednesday June 1717
9:00 am – 3:00 pmCapitol Lake (E)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Hike 4.6+ miles on a level path around the lake.
Leader:Julie L. 360-747-1415
Thursday June 1818
Friday June 1919
8:00 am – 5:00 pmRamona Falls (M)
Drive 184 miles r.t. Hike 7.1 miles r.t. with 1046′ e.g. This is a moderate hike which requires crossing the Sandy River over a log. Thehike will follow the Ramona Falls Trail (vs. the Pacific Crest Trail) through the forest to Ramona Creek. The falls are stunning and is a must see. A $5 DAY PASS, OR A NW FOREST PASS, OR AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PASS IS REQUIRED FOR EACH VEHICLE.
Leader:John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday June 2020
Sunday June 2121
Monday June 2222
Tuesday June 2323
Wednesday June 2424
9:00 am – 3:00 pmPowell Butte (E)
Drive 110 miles r.t. Hike a 4.5 mile loop with 500′ e.g. through a large meadow on top of a volcanic cone. On a clear day, we will be rewarded with excellent of Mt St. Helens, Mt Hood and Mt Adams, as well as southeast Portland.
Leaders: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday June 2525
Friday June 2626
Saturday June 2727
8:00 am – 3:00 pmVernonia Banks Bike Ride (B)
Drive 60 miles r.t. Starting at the Vernonia end of the trail and bike half way to Banks and back for a total of 20 miles riding. Trail is paved and mostly flat.
Leader: Dory N.213-820-1014
Sunday June 2828
Monday June 2929
Tuesday June 3030
July 2026
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Wednesday July 11
9:00 am – 4:00 pmHummocks + Boundary Trail (E/M)
Drive 130 miles r.t. Hike 4 miles with 500′ e,g.beginning at Hummocks Trailhead, hike to the Boundary Trail junction before taking theBoundaryTrail out about .75 miles, then return to junctionand complete Hummocks Trail loop.This can be a more moderate hike by taking the Boundary Trail further adding additional miles and e.g.
Leader: Mel F. 907-351-8741
Thursday July 22
Friday July 33
Saturday July 44
Sunday July 55
Monday July 66
Tuesday July 77
Wednesday July 88
9:00 am – 3:00 pmMillersylvania State Park (E)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike 4+ miles on perimetertrail with about 300′ e.g. DISCOVER PASS REQUIRED FOR EACHVEHICLE.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday July 99
Friday July 1010
7:00 am – 5:00 pmApe Canyon Trail (S)
Drive 128 miles r.t. to the Ape Canyon trailhead. Hike 11 miles out and back with 2200’ e.g. through old growth forest to the Plains of Abraham. Stunning views of Mt. St.Helens, Mt. Adams, Mt. Hood, and Ape Canyon. View the old growth forest as it was before the 1980 eruption. This hike is easier than it sounds with a gradual but steady elevation gain.
Leader: Harry A. 360-280-4184
Saturday July 1111
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday July 1212
Monday July 1313
Tuesday July 1414
Wednesday July 1515
8:00 am – 4:00 pmNorth Head Discovery Trail (B) (E)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Bike 14.5 miles r.t. with 400’e.g. Beautiful ride on a well-maintained path with views of the Pacific Ocean and interesting artwork/history along the way.
Leader: Dory N. 213-820-1014
Thursday July 1616
Friday July 1717
8:00 am – 4:00 pmHardy Ridge Loop (M)
Drive 148 mile r.t. Hike a 7.1 mile loop with 1817’ e.g. on a forested trail with beautiful views at the top. Be aware of some overgrowth and steep sections. DISCOVER PASS REQUIRED FOR EACHVEHICLE.
Leader: Mary Jane M. 360-430-7905
Saturday July 1818
Sunday July 1919
Monday July 2020
Tuesday July 2121
Wednesday July 2222
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk a 4+ mile loop around the entire lake or walk any segment of the laketrail for a shorter distance. There is very little e.g.
Drive 60 miles r.t. Bike 12 miles r.t. on mostly paved access road. Excellent views of Columbia River and adjacent wet lands.
Leaders: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Karen P. 360-460-9923
Sunday July 2626
Monday July 2727
Tuesday July 2828
Wednesday July 2929
Thursday July 3030
Friday July 3131
8:00 am – 4:00 pmCape Horn (S)
Drive 126 miles r.t. Hike 6.7 miles with 1348’ e.g. along the north shore of the Columbia River. Duck behind a waterfall as the trail winds under a mainly forested canopy and some meadows.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
August 2026
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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Saturday
Saturday August 11
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday August 22
Monday August 33
Tuesday August 44
Wednesday August 55
9:00 am – 5:00 pmColdwater Lake - Lakes Trail (E)
Drive 130 miles r.t. Hike 4.5+ miles out and back with a gentle 400’ e.g. on a beautiful lakeside trail turning at the waterfall crossing. Alternatively choose to hike the Lakes Trail for up to 9 miles r.t.
Leader: Mel F.907-351-8741
Thursday August 66
Friday August 77
Saturday August 88
Sunday August 99
Monday August 1010
Tuesday August 1111
Wednesday August 1212
8:00 am – 2:00 pmTualatin River National Wildlife Refuge (E)
Drive 125 miles r.t. Hike a 4 mile flat loop starting from the interesting/educational visitor center. The refuge is hometo nearly200 species of birds, more than 50 species of mammals, 25 species of reptiles and amphibians, and a wide variety of insects, fish, and plants.
Leader:Dory N. 213-820-1014
Thursday August 1313
Friday August 1414
7:30 am – 4:00 pmJune Lake and Chocolate Falls (S)
Drive 122 miles r.t. Hike 6.3 miles out and back with a lollipop loop to June Lake with 1364’ e.g. Stunning scenery and diverse terrain with sections of the trail through rock beds. Be aware this hike entails a 3.1 mile climb, navigating boulders, trail visibility and heat if temperatures are high!
Leader: John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday August 1515
Sunday August 1616
Monday August 1717
Tuesday August 1818
Wednesday August 1919
8:00 am – 4:00 pmKwis Kwis Loop (M/S)
Drive 110 miles r.t. Hike 7.5 miles with 1050’ e.g. through a beautiful forest. AMERICA THE BEAUTIFULPASS ORSENIOR PASS IS REQUIRED.
Leaders: Julie L.360-747-1415
Leslie P.360-520-4592
Thursday August 2020
Friday August 2121
7:30 am – 4:00 pmHigh Rock lookout (S)
Drive 230 miles r.t. Hike 3.2 miles r.t. with 1365’ e.g. to a fire lookout which is in the process of being completely restored. Spectacular views of Mt. Rainier.
Leader: David K. 360-200-2243
Saturday August 2222
Sunday August 2323
Monday August 2424
Tuesday August 2525
Wednesday August 2626
9:00 am – 4:00 pmBurnt Bridge Creek East Side (E)
Drive 100 miles r.t. Hike 6.5 miles through trees, greenway and residential areas with little e.g.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday August 2727
Friday August 2828
Saturday August 2929
9:00 am – 3:00 pmAdna - Chehalis Bike Ride (B)
Drive 90 miles r.t. Bike 9 miles r.t.on paved roads.
Leader: MJ R. 360-355-5220
Sunday August 3030
Monday August 3131
September 2026
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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Friday
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Tuesday September 11
Wednesday September 22
Thursday September 33
Friday September 44
Saturday September 55
8:00 am – 3:00 pmForest Park - Ridge Trail Loop (M)
Drive 94 miles r.t. Hike a 6.5 mile loop with 1000′ e.g. through alders, maples and firs inside Portland’s “urban wilderness.”
Leader: Bruce 360-425-0256
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Drive 90 miles r.t. Bike 9 miles r.t.on paved roads.
Leader: MJ R. 360-355-5220
Sunday September 66
Monday September 77
Tuesday September 88
Wednesday September 99
9:00 am – 2:00 pmKalama Water Front (E)
Drive 22 miles r.t. Walk 6 miles r.t. on a paved flat trail past Ahles Point Cabin, then walking to the north end of the trail, crossing over to walk through the marina and to the Interpretive Center.
Leader: Josie W. 360-353-3135
Thursday September 1010
Friday September 1111
7:00 am – 4:00 pmIndian Racetrack - Red Mountain Lookout (S)
Drive 166 miles r.t. to Indian Racetrack north trailhead. Hike 7 miles out and back with 1600’ e.g. in the Indian Heaven wilderness area. Hike through dense forest past Racetrack Lake, then the ascent up to Red Mountain lookout. On a clear day it is one of the best views in the PNW of the Cascade volcanos. LIMITED TO 12 PARTICIPANTS.
Leader: Harry A.360-280-4184
Saturday September 1212
Sunday September 1313
Monday September 1414
Tuesday September 1515
Wednesday September 1616
9:00 am – 3:00 pmThree Corner Rock (M)
Drive 124 miles r.t. Hike 4.4 miles r.t. with 800′ e.g. on the PCT to site of an old lookout withextensiveviews of the Columbia Gorge and 5 snow capped volcanoes. A fairly longdrive but well worth it.
Leader:Bruce360-425-0256
Thursday September 1717
Friday September 1818
8:00 am – 4:00 pmNorth Head Trail (M)
Drive 140 miles r.t. Hike 7.1 miles out and back. Stunning views and unique Sitka Spruce trees. Be aware there are some overgrown areas and limited trail marking. Wearing long pants is recommended. DISCOVER PASS REQUIRED FOR EACHVEHICLE.
Leader: John M. 360-508-0878
Saturday September 1919
All DayOcean Conservancy International Ocean Cleanup
Great opportunity for our club to participate in a global, joint effort to clean up the earth’s ocean, beaches, and waterways! Visit oceanconservancy.org to learn more about this organization. TIME, DETAILS, AND LOCATION ARE BEING WORKED OUT.
Leader: Judy T. 406-371-6869
Sunday September 2020
Monday September 2121
Tuesday September 2222
Wednesday September 2323
9:00 am – 4:00 pmOxbow Regional Park (M)
Drive 123 miles r.t.Hike 6.5 miles with 550’ e.g. through forest and along a sandy river on dirt trails. $5.00 VEHICLE FEE
Leaders:Julie L.360-747-1415
Leslie P.360-520-4592
Thursday September 2424
Friday September 2525
Saturday September 2626
8:00 am – 2:00 pmElk Bench Loop (M)
Drive 110 miles r.t. Hike 3.5 miles beginning along the north shore of Coldwater Lake before intersecting with the Elk BenchTrail. There is a 550’ e.g. up to theMt. St. Helens Science and Learning Center with interesting exhibits about the volcano and clean restrooms. Return to the boat launch along the same route.
Leader: Charles R. 360-751-0098
Sunday September 2727
Monday September 2828
Tuesday September 2929
Wednesday September 3030
9:00 am – 1:00 pmSeaquest Park (E)
Drive 40 miles r.t. Hike 4 miles with 300′ e.g. on the Silver Lake boardwalk and through Seaquest Park.
Leader: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
October 2026
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Thursday October 11
Friday October 22
7:00 am – 6:00 pmIndian Heaven (S)
Drive 170 miles r.t. Hike a 10 mile lollipop loop with 1500’ e.g. inthe Indian Heaven Wilderness, passing several lakes. LIMIT 12 PARTICIPANTS.
Leader: Harry A. 360-280-4184
Saturday October 33
9:00 am – 1:00 pmLake Sacajawea (E)
Walk 4 miles on flat ground around the whole lake or any portion for a shorter walk. **THIS WALK IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER SENIORS AND/OR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS AT A SLOW PACE.**
Leader: Susan S. 360-430-9914
Sunday October 44
Monday October 55
Tuesday October 66
Wednesday October 77
9:00 am – 12:30 pmPacific Way Dike (E)
Hike 5.5 miles on a smooth level path with no e.g.
Leader: John R. 360-431-1122
Thursday October 88
Friday October 99
7:00 am – 5:00 pmPackwood Lake (S)
Drive 206 miles r.t. Hike 9 miles with 400’ e.g. to Packwood Lake, out and back.
Leaders: Julie L. 360-747-1415
Leslie P. 360-520-4592
Saturday October 1010
Sunday October 1111
Monday October 1212
Tuesday October 1313
Wednesday October 1414
9:00 am – 5:00 pmMystery Hike (E)
Drive 105 milesr.t. to the “mystery” trailhead. Hike 5 miles r.t. with400’ e.g.
Leader: Bruce 360-425-0256
Thursday October 1515
Friday October 1616
Saturday October 1717
8:00 am – 3:00 pmArcher Mountain (S)
Drive 145 miles r.t. Hike 4.7 miles with 1550’ e.g. under a dense forest canopy with several viewpoints with gorgeous views of the Columbia River.
Leader: Jacob S. 971-216-9716
Sunday October 1818
Monday October 1919
Tuesday October 2020
Wednesday October 2121
8:30 am – 4:00 pmCoffenbury Lake (E/M)
Drive 120miles r.t. Hike 5-7 mileswith 225’ e.g. around Coffenbury Lake through coastal pines and large spruce trees.
Leaders: Barbara R. 360-431-1131
Thursday October 2222
Friday October 2323
Saturday October 2424
8:00 am – 5:00 pmPalmateer Point (S)
Drive 204 miles r.t. Hike 6.2 miles with 800′ e.g. or 9 miles with 1500′ e.g. via the Twin Lakes Trail. Views of Mt. Hood through old-growth trees.
Leader: Bruce M. 360-425-0256
Sunday October 2525
Monday October 2626
Tuesday October 2727
Wednesday October 2828
9:00 am – 2:00 pmCastle Rock River Trail (E)
Drive 30 miles r.t. Hike out and back 4+ miles alongside the Cowlitz River on a paved trail with little e.g. Climbing “The Rock” is optional.