Magic Mountain Wilderness

Magic Mountain Wilderness protects 2,600 acres of rugged volcanic terrain in Washington’s Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Named for its striking basalt formations and alpine meadows, this compact wilderness punches above its weight with old-growth forests, pristine streams, and solitude that’s increasingly rare in the Cascades. No maintained trails, no fanfare—just raw Pacific Northwest beauty for those willing to navigate off the beaten path. Rep a wilderness that rewards the adventurous and keeps its secrets close.