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Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
See science in action when you visit this very unique national monument.
Explore the volcanic landscape of America's most well-known eruption in Washington state.
The federal government created this park to help the land heal, but also for scientific study. Discover how this national monument showcases the resiliency of both man and nature.
Drive and hike to Johnston Ridge Observatory, a spot that highlights the continuing recovery of the forest. You might see a meadow now, but in early 1980 there were towering pine trees everywhere. Gaze upon the mountain's snowy peak from afar at this vantage point.
Climb to the top of the crater's rim if you're an experienced rock climber. Get a permit if you expect to go above 4,800 feet. Check out Ape Caves for a hike that's less strenuous yet just as rocky. Walk through the third-longest
Explore the volcanic landscape of America's most well-known eruption in Washington state.
The federal government created this park to help the land heal, but also for scientific study. Discover how this national monument showcases the resiliency of both man and nature.
Drive and hike to Johnston Ridge Observatory, a spot that highlights the continuing recovery of the forest. You might see a meadow now, but in early 1980 there were towering pine trees everywhere. Gaze upon the mountain's snowy peak from afar at this vantage point.
Climb to the top of the crater's rim if you're an experienced rock climber. Get a permit if you expect to go above 4,800 feet. Check out Ape Caves for a hike that's less strenuous yet just as rocky. Walk through the third-longest lava tube in North America at more than 13,000 feet long.
Choose your favorite campsite among tent campsites, RV spots with full hook-ups, and cabins. The surrounding national forest has plenty of options.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
Hay, there equine explorers! Looking for a fun weekend getaway with your humans? Bring ‘em on over to Kalama Horse Group Campground. With more than 50 miles of nearby trails and closed roads, you can lead them over the Kalama River and through the once-again lush forests that recovered from the 1980 volcanic eruption, with beautiful views of Mount Read more...
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