Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument

Since its creation in 1982, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument has been a leader in promoting environmental and science education. This has been accomplished by offering facilities and activities that encourage hands-on learning, developing curriculum guides, conducting teacher training workshops and developing innovative partnerships with school districts. Numerous viewpoints and miles of trails have been created for you to explore by car and foot. During the summer Forest Interpreters lead a wide range of activities, from short walks to amphitheater presentations, to help you understand and enjoy this area. Discover the wonder of winter at Mount St. Helens, where many cross-country ski and snowmobile trails have been created for you.

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