Entiat, WA

This 1.7-mile loop trail leads to a magnificent 140-foot waterfall where you can experience views from behind the cascading water. Traverse stone bridges and switchbacks through lush forest of Douglas fir and cedar.

This protected habitat offers vital winter range for Chelan County's mule deer herds across shrubsteppe and forest terrain. Visitors can enjoy wildlife viewing trails and regulated hunting during designated periods.

Lake Creek Trailhead leads to Pasayten Wilderness with its diverse landscapes and natural beauty. Pack water and gear for this moderate 5-6 hour journey through serene forest terrain.

Gateway to Glacier Peak Wilderness, this trail features river valley views and mountain vistas. Hikers traverse fire-recovered landscapes while enjoying flowing water sounds and seasonal wildflowers.

The Upper Mad River Trailhead opens a wilderness journey through high-elevation meadows and alpine lakes. Hike diverse ecosystems where wildlife sightings enhance the experience from mid-July through early October.

This gateway to the Entiat Mountains rewards hikers with alpine meadows, pristine lakes, and views of Cardinal Peak. Experienced trekkers can explore the challenging 26-mile trail or camp beneath golden larches in fall.

Middle Tommy Trailhead: a scenic 1.9km descent through diverse forest terrain for hikers and bikers. Pack water and check conditions before tackling this moderately challenging trail.

The Lower Mad River Trail winds alongside rushing waters through diverse landscapes, showcasing vibrant spring wildflowers. Perfect for wildlife spotting and seasonal blooms across 14.9 miles of terrain.