Trails
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Johnston Ridge to Harry's Ridge (Mt. St. Helens)
Get a panoramic view of the devastation from the Mt. St. Helen's Crater, to Spirit lake and beyond. Not to be missed!
Get a panoramic view of the devastation from the Mt. St. Helen's Crater, to Spirit lake and beyond. Not to be missed!
Moderate
8.2 mi
13.2 km
13.2 km
Mt. St. Helens Worm Flows ski descent
Via Monitor Ridge with optional Worm Flows ski descent
Via Monitor Ridge with optional Worm Flows ski descent
Moderate
15.0 mi
24.1 km
24.1 km
Loowit Falls, Mount Saint Helens
A hike from The Johnston Ridge Observatory, across the pumice planes, and part way up Mt. Saint Helens to Loowit Falls.
A hike from The Johnston Ridge Observatory, across the pumice planes, and part way up Mt. Saint Helens to Loowit Falls.
Difficult
8.5 mi
13.7 km
13.7 km
Mt St Helens - Monitor Ridge Trail
Hike to the rim of this Pacific Northwest active volcano.
Hike to the rim of this Pacific Northwest active volcano.
Difficult
9.4 mi
15.1 km
15.1 km
Mt Margaret - Mt St Helens
One of the most breathtaking hikes you will ever experience
One of the most breathtaking hikes you will ever experience
Difficult
11.0 mi
17.7 km
17.7 km
Guides
A hike from The Johnston Ridge Observatory, across the pumice planes, and part way up Mt. Saint Helens to Loowit Falls.
One of the most breathtaking hikes you will ever experience
Via Monitor Ridge with optional Worm Flows ski descent
Get a panoramic view of the devastation from the Mt. St. Helen's Crater, to Spirit lake and beyond. Not to be missed!
Tour of Mt. St. Helens
Hiking the Summer route up Mount Saint Helens
Hike to the rim of this Pacific Northwest active volcano.
Community Trips
This was a phenomenal bike ride up the eastern sides of Mt. St. Helens to the Plains of Abraham with EraSeek. The weather started out with low clouds but they soon burned off and we were treated to spectacular views of four volcanoes - Mt. Rainier, Mt. Adams, Mt. Hood, and of course Mt. St. Helens.
This is a steep trek up to the Plains of Abraham on the east flank of Mt St Helens, taking you along the Ape Cayon trail and the Muddy River lahar flow. If you wish to experience some of the other-worldy landscapes of a post volcanic explosive event, this is prime territory.
A mountain biking, hiking, and EarthCaching expedition out onto the awe-inspiring Pumice Plain in the blast zone of Mt. St. Helens
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The trip started as all do at the Lone Fir Resort the night prior to hiking to pick up the permits for 14 climbers, most of whom were in for a hike we wouldn't soon forget. The weather forecast was questionable, we decided to go ahead and attempt an early morning start of 4:30 am on the 25th starting at the climbers bivouc. This turned into 5:30am. It was still a good...
A wonderful trip into the blast area of Mt St. Helens, to Loowit Falls which exists the crater proper, and on west to another main drainage of the crater with the majestic cliffs of the Sasquatch Steps.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens, we attempted a climb but we turned back at 6,800 ft. due to poor weather and zero visibility.
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - Spirit Lake Overview
Washington, United States
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