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Mt. Adams is a volcano in the Cascades near Mt. St. Helens. This spot lies along the Cispus River and is close to serveral lakes. There are numerous hiking trails in the area, many of which are open to moutain bikes. The forest roads offer decent pavement and moderate traffic for road bike riding. There are lots of different routes and that keeps the cycling always fresh. There are plenty of options for fishing as well. The Cispus (plus its North Fork) and Cowlitz rivers are close at hand and provide opportunities to catch salmon and trout. If the rivers are out of shape, the lakes nearby can extend a valid alternative. This site is top notch camping.
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Directions to Mt. Adams
- 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 23.
- Continue on Forest Road 23 for about 20 miles.
- Approximately 2 miles from the Skamania County line, the road crosses over the Cispus River.
- Campsites exist at either side of the bridge.
Location Information
Elevation: 1900 ft.
Waypoint: N46°21.722' W121°43.576'
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