Pine Marten Trail

Name: Pine Marten Trail
Rating: 3.3

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

46.1302, -122.1698 Map & Directions

Length: 1.7 miles, one-way
Elevation Gain: 203 feet
Highest Point: 2,803 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Easy

A rolling snowshoe route departing from the Marble Mountain Sno-Park near Mount St. Helens. Continue reading

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Hiking Pine Marten Trail

The Pine Marten trail makes a 4 mile out and back hike on the southeast side of Mount St. Helens. It starts from the Marble Mountain Sno-Park and parallels the Lava Canyon Road, crossing the June Lake Trail and ending at a junction with the Lava Canyon Road. In winter it makes a wonderful rolling snowshoe, and it is possible to link this trail with other trails in the area to make loop hikes of varying lengths and difficulties.

Pine Marten Trail

Map & Directions

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Co-ordinates: 46.1302, -122.1698 Open in Google Maps

Before You Go

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Getting There

From Woodland, take SR 503 east. Drive another seven miles east past Cougar and turn left on FR 83. You'll pass Marble Mountain Sno-Park at 5.8 miles and after the road bends right look for the June Lake Trailhead on the left. You'll find parking for both trailheads.

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Pine Marten Trail

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Hiking Pine Marten Trail

Map & Directions

Before You Go

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Getting There

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