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Oregon
1.3 mi
Distance
572 ft
Gain
40 min
Time
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North Fork Siouxon
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The North Fork Siouxon trail offers a straightforward 1.32-mile out-and-back route in Washington, making it an accessible option for hikers seeking a shorter adventure. This trail connects to the broader Huffman Peak-North Fork Siouxon Trail West Junction and links into the Siouxon Peak Out-and-back system, providing opportunities to extend your hike if desired.
Siouxon Peak
~1 min drive
A hard 0.40-mile lollipop trail in Washington connected to Chinook Creek and Wildcat Creek systems.
Chinook Creek
~3 min drive
A moderate 6.4-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that connects to Siouxon Trail #130 and Huffman Peak Trail #129.
Wildcat
~4 min drive
A challenging 5-mile out-and-back hike in Washington featuring rocky, difficult terrain.
Shortcut
~12 min drive
A 0.60-mile out-and-back trail in Oregon that links to the Observation Trail system.
Horseshoe Ridge
~4 min drive
A demanding 13.80-mile out-and-back trail in Washington's Siouxon Creek system, ideal for experienced hikers seeking a challenging day hike.
Lower Siouxon
~9 min drive
A 3.36-mile out-and-back singletrack trail in Washington connected to the Siouxon #130 system.
Observation Peak
~12 min drive
A 1-mile out-and-back trail in Washington's Trapper Creek Wilderness, ideal for a quick wilderness excursion.
Huffman Peak
~10 min drive
A 17-mile out-and-back singletrack trail in Washington that connects to Siouxon Creek Trail and FR 6403.
Siouxon
~10 min drive
A 3.05-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that connects to the Chinook Creek Trail #130A system.
Road 380
~14 min drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back trail in Washington with 57 ft elevation gain.
