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This year marks 10 years since Cape Horn Conservancy became official!
Help us celebrate by enjoying this  virtual tour of the trail, commemorating the hard work that our volunteers have done over the years.  Many thanks to Keith Brown for creating and editing this special video.

The 2020 Cape Horn Conservancy Annual Report is now available.

Read the 2020 Annual Report


​​PLEASE HIKE THE TRAIL RESPONSIBLY.
Wear a mask and face away from the trail when passing others.

BRING ALL YOUR ESSENTIALS, SUCH AS FOOD, WATER, HAND SANITIZER, A MASK, AND TOILET PAPER, AND PACK IT ALL BACK OUT. 
Bathrooms and other facilities may be closed or not maintained.

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Dedicated volunteers have made the Cape Horn Trail one of the best in the gorge.  If you love the trail, please consider volunteering for one of our upcoming work parties.​
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If you love the Cape Horn Trail and would like to support our cause, please consider making a donation.


​To learn more about how we use contributions visit the Donate page.
Download a printable trail map
PRINTABLE DRIVING DIRECTIONS
CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS
Detailed Trail Description
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The full trail is a 7.2 mile loop with 1,300 feet of elevation change.
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Trail Head Location

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Cape Horn Conservancy Mission Statement

To preserve, enhance, promote and maintain the Cape Horn Trail and related public lands within the Washougal to Stevenson corridor as a natural, educational, recreational and economic asset to Skamania County and the surrounding community.

Cape Horn Conservancy is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.


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Cape Horn Conservancy
P.O. Box 912
Washougal, WA  98671
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