The trail begins at Cross Canyon Trailhead and descends gradually with switchbacks to the Wenaha River. The trail is rocky in areas. This trail offers spectacular views of the Wenaha River.

This trail is open to foot and horse traffic only, since it is located within the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness. The trail begins at Cross Canyon Trailhead and descends gradually with switchbacks to the Wenaha River. The trail is rocky in areas.

The trailhead has ample parking available, but there is not any water located at the trailhead. This trail offers spectacular views of the Wenaha River; however, the lower section of this trail may have rattlesnakes so be extremely careful. It is an access route to the Wenaha River area. Many camping and fishing opportunities are available for the user.

Directions: From Troy, OR, Take Forest Service Road #62 to the west. Five miles past Long Meadows Guard Station, turn right on Road #6217 for a couple of miles to the trailhead.

Elevation: 4,300 feet

Ending Elevation: 2,400 feet

Elevation Gain: 1,900 feet

Distance: 3.3 miles

Usage: Light

Difficulty: Strenuous

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