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Yacolt Burn State Forest, covering 90,000 acres in the foothills of the Cascades, is named after the Yacolt Burn, a series of wildfires that erupted in 1902. The fires likely began in Oregon on September 8, with embers crossing the Columbia River into Washington. Another fire started right after, near Stevenson, Washington, in the Columbia River Gorge.

Hidden Falls, a 60-foot waterfall, is visible from the Tarbell Trail where it crosses Coyote Creek. This cool, forested section of the trail offers an easy walk right up to the waterfall's base, surrounded by lush green forest.

Popular intermediate level singletrack trail that takes you though sections of cool dark forest, past waterfalls and by viewpoints over the Yacolt Burn State Forest.

This 60 foot tall waterfall can be seen from the Tarbell Trail where it crosses over its source, Coyote Creek. This is a cool and forested part of the trail and a great spot for a short break on a ride.

Cold Creek is flowy single track portion of the Tarbell Trail. It features rock gardens, roots, rollers, and berms for over for over an enjoyable 3+ mile run from top to bottom.

This extinct volcano is named after lumbermen who marketed the noble fir wood as larch. It stands as the tallest peak in the area and hosts some of the largest old-growth forests.

On clear days, Kloochman Butte Peak provides excellent views of Mt. Saint Helens.

Explore the forests and scenic lakeside trails of Lacamas Regional Park. Spot local wildlife and soak in gorgeous mountain views as you hike through this nature-rich park just outside Camas, Washington.