Clackamas Mountain
Eastern Washington
Astronomy
MoonWaxing Gibbous (71%)
Stargazingfair
Trail Conditions
SnowReported on trail
“WTA Pro Crew cleared the Clackamas Mountain trail.”
Last report: May 20, 2026
Safety & Considerations
Today's Hazards
- Strong sun — sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses recommended
- Trees Down
Getting There
Recent Reports
May 20, 2026
WTA Pro Crew cleared the Clackamas Mountain trail. Route finding required near the beginning of the trail in order to gain the ridge.
May 13, 2026
One of WTA’s pro crews spent a week working on a series of trails from the Sweat Creek Basin Picnic area. Our main objective was to clear the Sweat Creek Basin Trail (which is also the PNT) and then try to clear the Clackamas Mountain Trail which creates a loop when combined with Sweat Creek.
Jun 24, 2025
I’ll start with the disclaimer here. There is a ten mile loop trail which begins exactly at the WTA has it described.
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