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It’s hard to believe it’s been 38 years since the eruption. It was incredible to see the mountain and the blast area. The drive from I-5 is long (52 miles) but we were glad we went. We stopped at a couple of overlooks for photos...More
Many of us in Oregon remember well the 1980 eruption that left ash hundreds of miles away. Then we were shown how desolate a place it was after... perhaps never to return. Well, creation certain knows what it's doing, and this area is absolutely gorgeous...More
We visited Mount St. Helens on what turned out to be a rainy day, but the trip was still worth it. Don’t miss the movie or the rangers talk. Educational and great walks. The overlooks are worth stopping for too. One of the volunteers we...More
I know it’s been 38 years since the eruption. I’ve seen hours of footage of the carnage and seen hundreds of photos and interviews. But it wasn’t until I drove to the end of the road and viewed the crater and surrounding area up close...More
The trip to Mt. St. Helens was amazing! I recommend stopping by the Visitors Center which has alot of explanatory displays and pictures as well as a great view inside the crater. They have park rangers who give lectures and a movie theatre. You have...More
Out experience at Mt St Helens was awesome. The history and science of the area is so interesting. Not to mention how pretty the area is, especially with the wild flowers blooming in the summer. The drive from the bottom visitor center up to the...More
Like the intro to an IMAX movie, this attraction truly is earth-shattering. The drive from I-5 is about 50 miles but it is worth it to make it all the way to the end of the road. Stop at the visitors center to get a...More
I was a little sad to remember there was 57 people died during the volcano eruption years ago. Yet, Mt. St. Helens still stand beautifully.
We drove up as far as the gates and the views from there were amazing. I looked on the website before we went and it said the road was fully open but the centres were closed. Most likely funding cuts.... But the gates were shut...More
excited to visit the mountain that blew apart 38 years ago. bummed we couldn't be closer due to snowpack, but still an awesome site to see.
