Bear Creek via Table Springs Ridge

Eastern Washington > Palouse and Blue Mountains

45.9011, -118.0329 Map & Directions

Length: 13.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 2,840 feet
Highest Point: 5,280 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Hard

This trail provides access to the Walla Walla River drainage trail loop system. Photo by BYOC. Full-size image

This trail in the Umatilla National Forest starts at the end of Forest Service Road 6512 at Table Springs Ridge and goes to Bear Creek. It uses to provide access to the Walla Walla River drainage trail loop system which is used for fishing, hunting, camping, horseback riding, hiking and more Continue reading

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Hiking Bear Creek via Table Springs Ridge

This trail in the Umatilla National Forest starts at the end of Forest Service Road 6512 at Table Springs Ridge and goes to Bear Creek.

It used to provide access to the Walla Walla River drainage trail loop system which is used for fishing, hunting, camping, horseback riding, hiking and more. It also connects the South Fork Walla Walla River trail to the North Fork Walla Walla River trail.

Hike Description Written by
Claudia Lopez, WTA Community

Bear Creek via Table Springs Ridge

Map & Directions

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Co-ordinates: 45.9011, -118.0329 Open in Google Maps

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Getting There

From Walla Walla, take Mill Creek Road to the NF-65, Tiger Creek junction. Vere right onto Forest Service Road 6512. Continue approximately 8.4 miles to the end of the road to reach the trailhead.

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Bear Creek via Table Springs Ridge

Hiking Bear Creek via Table Springs Ridge

Hike Description Written by
Claudia Lopez, WTA Community

Map & Directions

Before You Go

Getting There

Trailhead