Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Woods · Lewis County ·

Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Woods · Lewis County ·

Vast wilderness for hiking, camping, fishing with stunning views

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Rated 4.6 stars by 74 reviewers
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Jack M.

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I have to, driving through this forest after leaving the Mt. Rainier area and headed towards Mt. Saint Helen's on the NFD 25, which is closed during winters by the way, was quite a sight. The forest is stunningly beautiful and there's not short of beautiful green trees, rivers, streams, snow capped mountains, lakes, and wildlife. It's like stepping into another world, truly, and one's left with an utter sensation of vulnerability to the forest. It was a long drive from the 12 heading south on the 25 to reach NF 90 that eventually turns into the 503 heading west. It was worth the two hours plus, and I will certainly not forget all the views and stops we made along the way.