Trail Etiquette
Location of Badger Mountain in Benton County, Washington Skyline Trail - 2.25 miles (hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders)
Canyon Trail - 1.25 miles (hikers)
See WTA article from the November/December issue about our trailbuilding effort. See 2005 and 2006 photos of our trailbuilding efforts. Have any trail questions or comments? Want something improved or fixed? Give me a call (943-3992) or drop me an email to Jim. Master Plan Benton County in 2007-2008 is undertaking a master planning process for parks and open space. They expect to complete the plan in the Fall of 2008 For more information on Benton County’s master planning process, contact Adam Fyall, Community Development Coordinator, Benton County Commissioners' Office, 509-736-3053. The first phase of acquisition of Badger Mountain is complete. Additional phases are being discussed. Thanks to all who donated, volunteered, wrote letters, or helped in other ways. |
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Friends of Badger Mountain
For Today ... For Our Future
Access and Trails
Badger Mountain trails are open to the public for muscle-powered sports. One trail built in the fall of 2005 is for hikers only. A second trail built in the fall of 2006 is for hikers, mountain bikers and horse back riders. No motorized vehicles are allowed.
Trail Strategy
Benton County hosted meetings with user groups and the public over the fall, winter and spring of 2007-2008 to get input for a master long range plan for the Badger Mountain Centennial Preserve, as well as parks and open space in the County in general. The plan is expected to be completed in the fall of 2008.