Travelling through Mt. St. Helens?
Was trying to look at routes from Deschutes River National Recreation area to Ohanapescoh Campground in Mt. Rainer. This route allows us to hit some more hiking en route. Was wondering if this r...
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In a rental Class C I'd definitely take 97. There are plenty of places to stop and stretch.
Your forest route is VERY curvy and you're likely to have some queasy passengers. :) It will also be a lot slower than 97.
If you want to see the backside of Mt. St. Helens from Windy Ridge Viewpoint, you can get to it a lot easier from Hwy 12 at Randle. It's a short paved drive and a nice forest service campground along the way - can't think of the name of it offhand. It was along a river on the east side of the road.
Your forest route is VERY curvy and you're likely to have some queasy passengers. :) It will also be a lot slower than 97.
If you want to see the backside of Mt. St. Helens from Windy Ridge Viewpoint, you can get to it a lot easier from Hwy 12 at Randle. It's a short paved drive and a nice forest service campground along the way - can't think of the name of it offhand. It was along a river on the east side of the road.
