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| | Burnt Cabin Trail #3226 - Trails | | Burnt Cabin Trail #3226 provides access to hunting, fishing, camping, and backpacking. This trail is between 2580 feet and 4840 feet, is 3.3 miles long, and is considered to be most difficult. |
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| | Indian Ridge Trail #3221 - Trails | | Indian Ridge Trail #3221 is open to hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers. This trail is 3 miles long with an elevation of 2380 feet to 5400 feet and is considered to be most difficult. |
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| | Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail - Trails | | In 1803 President Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase. The voyage of was made up of 45 men, a keelboat, two pirogues, and a dog. At 3,700 miles in length, Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail is the second longest of the 23 National Scenic & National Historic Trails in the United States and it crosses 11 states. |
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| | Lewis and Clark Trail State Park - Trails | | The park covers 37 acres with 1,333 feet of freshwater shoreline on the Touchet River. The park offers 30 standard campsites, 50 picnic sites, a large kitchen shelter, one small kitchen shelter, a trailer dump, a group camp site with a 50-person capacity, a 1.0 mile interpretive trail, one small interpretive display shelter, a .75 mile bird watching trail, a small shop, and an amphitheater for campfire programs. Activities at the park include bird watching, camping, fishing, hiking, picnicking, sledding and base camping for big game and bird hunting. Fishing for rainbow and brown trout is excellent. Tubing and wading are popular activities. |
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| | Meadow Creek Trail #3123 - Trails | | Meadow Creek Trail #3123 is maintained for ATV, motorbikes, mountain bikes, foot, and horse user groups. This trail is 6.1 miles with elevation from 3800 feet to 5400 feet and is considered to be more difficult. |
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| | Mt. Misery Trail #3113 - Trails | | Mt. Misery Trail #3113 is a well maintained easily traveled ridge top trail with many view points. This trail is 16 miles with an elevation of 5400 feet to 6401 feet and is considered to be more difficult. |
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| | North Fork Walla Walla #3222 - Trails | | North Fork Walla Walla #3222 provides access to hunting, fishing and camping areas, as well as designated old-growth timber areas in the Walla Walla River drainage. The trail is 10 miles with elevations of 5400 to 3860 feet and is considered to be more difficult. |
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| | Rough Fork Trail #3227 - Trails | | Rough Fork Trail #3227 provides access to hunting, fishing, camping, backpacking, and a panoramic view of the upper south Fork Walla Walla River drainage. This trail is 3.2 miles long with elevations on 3400 to 5180 feet and is considered to be more difficult. |
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| | South Fork Walla Walla Trail #3225 - Trails | | South Fork Walla Walla Trail #3225 provides access to hunting, fishing, camping, and backpacking. This trail is 19 miles with elevations of 2115 to 5000 feet and is considered to be easy on some parts and more difficult on others. |
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| | Table Springs Trail #3223 - Trails | | Table Springs Trail #3223 provides access to hunting, fishing and camping and the middle section of the Walla Walla River drainage loop system. This trail is 6.5 miles long with elevations of 2440 to 5280 feet and is considered to be more difficult. |
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| | Umatilla National Forest - Horse Use In National Forests | | The Umatilla National Forest, located in the Blue Mountains of southeast Washington and northeast Oregon, covers 1.4 million acres of diverse landscapes and plant communities. A wide variety of recreational opportunities are available on the Umatilla National Forest. Three classified wilderness and three national Wild and Scenic Rivers add their assets to the Forest. |
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