Chief Joseph Wildlife Area - Joseph Canyon

Eastern Washington > Palouse and Blue Mountains

46.0083, -117.0435 Map & Directions

Length: 2.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 0 feet
Highest Point: 1,160 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Easy

Joseph Creek Canyon from above. Photo by RichP. Full-size image

Wildflowers/Meadows
Mountain views
Wildlife
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The Chief Joseph Wildlife Area sits in the very southeast corner of Washington State. This trail follows Joseph Creek for a couple miles before ending in overgrowth. Continue reading

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Hiking Chief Joseph Wildlife Area - Joseph Canyon

The Chief Joseph Wildlife Area sits in the very southeast corner of Washington State. This trail follows Joseph Creek for a couple miles before ending in overgrowth. This area is primarily managed for wildlife habitat, so keep an eye out for wildlife. And, for another nearby hike checkout the Green Gulch trail.

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Chief Joseph Wildlife Area - Joseph Canyon

Map & Directions

Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 46.0083, -117.0435 Open in Google Maps

Before You Go

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Getting There

From the town of Asotin, WA, head south on Snake River Road for 24.3 miles, then take a slight left turn onto Joseph Creek Road for another 5.3 miles. Turn right onto a dirt road just before the bridge that crosses Joseph Creek.