Miners Point - NF3300-133
Total Miles
2.5
Elevation
1,081.98 ft
Duration
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Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Trail Overview
Miners Point is a 2.5-mile maintained gravel Forest Service road above the North Fork of Taneum Creek, spurring off Taneum Road at the Taneum Junction. This is a segment of a larger north-south 60-mile overlanding route connecting Cle Elum and the Highway 90 corridor to Nile on the Highway 410 corridor; this route travels gravel Forest Service roads through the Taneum-Manastash ORV area in the Wenatchee National Forest. The ORV trails in this area are open from June 15 to October 15, but many of the lower-elevation Forest Service roads are open and accessible year-round. This route tops out at about 5,000 feet and is likely clear by mid-May. The higher elevation routes to the west often are still snowbound well into July.
Photos of Miners Point - NF3300-133
Difficulty
This is an easy gravel Forest Service road.
Status Reports
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