The Washington State Department of Natural Resources published a recreation map for Elbe Hills and Tahoma State Forests in 2015 that includes the MTTA trail system as currently in use. The map is available as a free download in pdf format here.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources published a recreation map for Elbe Hills and Tahoma State Forests in 2015 that includes the MTTA trail system as currently in use. The map is available as a free download in pdf format HERE.

The Mount Tahoma Trail System (MTTA) is a volunteer organization operating a Hut-to Hut Trail System near Ashford, WA. There are 3 huts and a Yurt. In the north district you will find Copper Creek hut. High Hut, Snow Bowl, and the Yurt are located on the southside.

Explore All the MTTA Trails with this Map. An updated map with detailed information about the Mount Tahoma Trails Association trail system was published in 2019.

Discover the Mount Tahoma Trails. Welcome to Mount Tahoma Trails, North America’s largest no-fee hut-to-hut trail system. With approximately 50 miles of trails, including 20 miles of groomed paths, this volunteer-operated network offers endless opportunities for …

Approximately 50 miles of trails, 20 miles of which are groomed, provide safe and easy access to 3 ski huts and a yurt. Trails vary from novice to expert, are well-signed and are patroled by an all volunteer ski patrol. Enjoy the trek for a day or overnight destination in the Ashford area.

Jun 15, 2023 · See maps, directions and more photos at the Mount Tahoma Trail Association website. Quick things to note before you decide to go: >>Passes required! A Discover pass is required all year. An additional Sno-Park pass is required from November through March. Don’t risk a fat ticket, get your passes! Discover Pass. Washington State Sno-Park Pass

Jan 11, 2024 · Map: Mount Tahoma Ski Trail System (MTTA) Notes: Sno-Park Pass required; Reservations required for overnight stays in hut. Access: From Elbe head east 10 miles on SR 7 turning right onto Kernahan Road (2.5 miles east of Ashford).

The crown jewel of the Mount Tahoma Trails Association’s four backcountry huts, High Hut sits on a 4,760-foot perch teetering over the Nisqually Valley with a full-fledged knock-your-fleece-socks off view of Mount Rainier!

Ski or snowshoe to the one hut in the Mount Tahoma Trails Association's North District. The hut and trails are north of Ashford just outside of Mount Rainier National Park. Much of the trail is on a forest road, reaching ridges with views of Mount St. Helens, Sawtooth Ridge and Mount Rainier.