Chief Joseph - Asotin, Washington
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Loading ...The Chief Joseph Wildlife Area totals 14,055 acres in Asotin and Garfield counties. It is managed in two units – Shumaker and Grouse Flats.
Camping is free but anyone entering or using a WDFW improved access facility is required to display a current WDFW Vehicle Use Permit. It is $10.95 and good for a year and for all WDFW locations. Purchase one here.
Features:
Undeveloped natural area featuring elk, deer, bighorn sheep, birds, and fish.
Other Info:
The wildlife area is listed and signed for the watchable wildlife program. Seasonal wildlife viewing from vehicle.
Parking/Restroom Information:
There are several access sites along the Grande Ronde and Joseph Creek. Restrooms are available.
More Information:
The Chief Joseph Wildlife Area is open year-round. Motorized vehicles 48″ and under in size are permitted to travel up Green Gulch Road during the months of October and November only.
Directions:
From Asotin, go south on Snake River Rd for 26 miles. Turn south (left) on Joseph Creek Rd. Various units to left and right.
| Amenities: - Restrooms |
Activities: - Fishing - Hunting - Wildlife Viewing |