Dog Mountain Trail is a well-known brand among outdoor enthusiasts and hikers offering breathtaking experiences and stunning views. The brand is recognized for its unique trail, which covers the beautiful hills of Washington State. The winding and adventurous path allows hikers to explore the scenic beauty of the region, and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The trail accommodates both beginners and advanced hikers, and provides a perfect workout for all ages. While on the trail, hikers can enjoy the majestic views of the surrounding mountains and the Columbia River Gorge. With thousands of reviews praising its natural beauty and serene atmosphere, Dog Mountain Trail is a must-explore destination for hiking enthusiasts looking for a memorable experience.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Public toilet
- Hiking
Reviews
Wow what a hike!! This was a very strenuous hike as the trail has a 12-25 percent grade all the way to the top. The views are amazing but prepare yourself for a steep climb.
Be careful of thieves here. They won't come back. The government has done absolutely nothing.
The wind blew pants off
This hiking trail has about 30-45° incline and takes about 3 hours to hike to the lookout point. It is rewarding when you reach the top and the views of the mountains, the gorge and the sunset is absolutely stunning. Parking space is limited and you require a state parking permit. This hiking trail is really popular and it's best to hike during summer as you can spot the wildflowers and catch the sunset.
Love it ❤️
Beautiful every time in any type of weather. Just keep walkin'!
So beautiful in may but it can be a pretty steep hike. Be prepared for some walking. Rowena crest also has some great wildflowers if you don’t want to hike as much. Also need a permit for the spring/busy season.
Real stick-kicker but worth it for the view
The wind blew pants off
Wow what a hike!! This was a very strenuous hike as the trail has a 12-25 percent grade all the way to the top. The views are amazing but prepare yourself for a steep climb.
Location
WA-14, Cook, WA 98605, United States
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