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Benson Lake Trail #3502 and Hand Lake Trail #3513 are off Scott Lake Road 260. Pacific Trail #2000 is to the west of Dee Wright Observatory. Follow to Big Lake West Campground and Patjens Lake Trail #3395. Check our Recreation Passes & Permits page for detailsĪccess: From the north take State Hwy. Some trailheads require a recreation pass.

Stock users must use weed-free feed click here for more information.Īlways carry water or a way to purify water.

At all other wilderness areas free, unlimited self-issue permits at trailheads are required from June 15 and October 15.

Some day-use in these wilderness areas also require these permits. Washington, and Three Sisters Wilderness areas.

Central Cascades Wilderness Permits are required between June 15 and October 15 for all overnight use in the Mt.

There are two types of entry permits required between June 15 and October 15 for entering all designated wilderness areas. processing fees are $1/permit for day use, $6/permit for group/overnight use.

Day and Overnight visitors: Central Cascades Wilderness Permit required for ALL overnight and SOME day-use sites between June 15 and October 15. Washington Wilderness area require a Central Cascades Wilderness Permit for ALL overnight use and SOME require one for day-use. Find out about the Weed Free Feed Requirement and other good Know Before You Go tips.There are no facilities within the Mt.'' Leave No Trace'' techniques are encouraged in Wilderness areas, including properly disposing of human and pet waste and carrying out all trash.Learn about Wilderness Regulations, including special area regulations in the Mt.Washington Wilderness must carry a Central Cascades Wilderness Permit if visiting between June 15 and October 15. All overnight and some day-use visitors to the Mt.It is the primary trail and extends from the north boundary near Big Lake to where it leaves the wilderness at its southern boundary near the Dee Wright Observatory.Vegetation consists of lodgepole pine and associated species as well as mountain hemlock. The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail extends for 16.6 miles through the Mt. Washington Wilderness area covers 54,278 total acres. This is a geological wonderland which includes Belknap Crater, a 6,873 foot cinder and ash volcanic cone. Washington rises above 75 square miles of lava-strewn plains.