Goat Rocks - 303s

Key Features

The Goat Rocks Wilderness encompasses more than 100,000 acres of glacier-shrouded craggy summits, expansive alpine meadows exploding with wildflowers, and ribbons of sparkling snowmelt-fed cascading creeks. The heart of this wilderness consists of the remnants of a large ancient volcano. Here the Pacific Crest Trail teeters along a lofty knife edge crest—reaching its highest elevation north of the Sierras. The PCT continues to White Pass where it enters the 169,000-acre William O Douglas Wilderness; an area named for and immortalized by the writings of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. With our 303S map, explore a high plateau of subalpine lakes and ancient volcanic cinder cones, lonely trails to remote ridges, stunning lakes in stark cirques, and spiraling summits granting breathtaking views of bookend volcanoes, Mounts Rainier and Adams.

Map Scale 1:63,360