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Carbon River- Northwest Entrance

Carbon River- Northwest Entrance

Coal was discovered in the hills and canyons of the Carbon River valley in the 1800s, today many of the town's original buildings that have been turned into cool shops and restaurants. Explore the spooky hikes surrounding the area where remants of abandoned structures have been taken over by the elements and overgrowth forest.

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Campsites

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Cedar Grove Camp

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Picnic Tables
Private
Campfires
15 minutes from historic Wilkeson/ NW Entrance
Year Round
$45/ night
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Bumps & Bruzas Riverfront

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River Camping
Multiple Sites
Campfires
25 minutes from historic Wilkeson/ NW Entrance
Year Round
$30/ night
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Activities

Melmont Ghost Town Trail
A 6 mile hike where many remnants of the old mining town remain
Mowich Lake Trail
Set in a glacial basin surrounded by fragile wildflower meadows, Mowich Lake is the largest and deepest lake in Mount Rainier National Park
Stroll Church Street
Stop on Church St. in Wilkeson to see historic store fronts built from old iron and weathered brick. Nomad Coffee, Simple Goodness Sisters, The Pick & Shovel Saloon are some of our favorites
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