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Greenhorn Creek is a tributary to the Cispus River. There are numerous hiking trails in the area as well as mountain bike riding. The Randle loop, using Forest Roads 25, 76 and 23 is a great road bike ride. If the level of the river is not too high, the Cispus offers fishing for various salmonids. Mt. St. Helens is close by and is a fascinating destination, especially when one enters the destruction of the blast zone.
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Directions to Greenhorn Creek
- Take I5 south to Tacoma.
- Take SR 7 south.
- Continue on SR 7 past Alder Lake and Elbe to Morton.
- Take US 12 east.
- Continue on US 12 to Randle.
- In Randle take SR 131 south..
- From SR 131 take Forest Road 25.
- Continue on Forest Road 25 until you are near Iron Creek.
- From Forest Road 25 take Forest Road 76.
- Approximately 5 miles from the 25/76 junction the road crosses over Greenhorn Creek.
- Campsites exist on either side of the bridge
Location Information
Elevation: 1214 ft.
Waypoint: N46°26.212' W121°54.608'
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