Colville summer hikes

Exploring northeast Washington

Quicklink: REGISTER for rendezvous and hikes online soon

Come join us as we explore beautiful, rugged landscapes in the Columbia Highlands seeking protection under the Wilderness Act. Our hikes feature some of the region’s finest trails traversing the Colville National Forest’s remaining wild gems. Bring your camera and be prepared to see a variety of wildflowers, wildlife, and expansive mountain views. Along the way you’ll learn what you can do to keep this area wild—and proudly claim you had a hand in earning its permanent protection under the Wilderness Act for future generations to enjoy.

Each hike is lead by an experienced trip leader. Some hikes are trail work parties, where volunteers hike trails while maintaining them, making them easier to travel for future hikers.

Hikes are free, though a $10 donation per family helps our work to ensure a healthy future in northeastern Washington for wildlife and people, off-sets costs to organize the hike, and gets you a free membership. Please consider donating when you register.

REGISTER online for hikes soon!

Hike difficulty (1 easy, 5 extremely strenuous) and approximate length listed. Click the hike name for more info on each hike. Each hike has a Spokane, mid-point, and trailhead meeting point; these will be emailed to you when you register.

Feb. 27 - Columbia Mountain snowshoe trip 
May 22 - Bodie Mountain hike
May 29 - Clackamas Mountain hike
June 12 - Grassy Top Mountain hike
June 19 - Twin Sisters wilderness hike
June 26-27 Kettle Range Rendezvous with 5 hike options: 
July 3 - Thirteenmile Canyon from Bearpot hike
July 10 - Wapaloosie to Copper Mountain/Old Stage Trail hike
July 17 – Hall Mountain hike

All hikes are cosponsored by Conservation Northwest, REI, and The Spokane Mountaineers. See answers to common questions. Read more about the roadless areas in this hiking landscape.