Pacific Crest Trail

The Village Inn is not exactly well-known for this reason, but we should be.

We have loaner clothes, a hiker box, outdoor decks where you can dry your gear, and a pool where you can lounge on your zero day! Call ahead for local area information, trail closures and re-route details. We may even be willing to provide you a shuttle during your stay here.

A great stop for hikers and people who want to support or visit them!

When staying here you are only a short distance away from where the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) crosses the highway. The trailhead is a half mile to the east. The Village Inn is less than 60 minutes from the city of Yakima if you need certain items, or you can re-supply next door at the Kracker Barrel store which accepts USPS mailed packages.

• "We wish we would have spent more time in the Goat Rocks." - Section H trip report
• Backpacker Magazine agrees, start your best weekend on the PCT before or after a Zero at the Village Inn.
• Download Halfmile Section Maps H & I.

Our owners love to hike in the area July through September! 

We usually have plenty of rooms at the Inn and our new online system allows you to book at your convenience. However, the office closes at 8:00 PM and opens at 9:00 AM. If you plan on arriving late make your reservation before 8:00 and give us a call, we may be able to make arrangements suited to your arrival time. Make time for a Zero day just shy of mile 2300.

On a side note, because you might get to meet her - Here is an article about Zippee, our accountant who hiked from Mexico to Canada in 2016.

Not up for an inter-continental hike? You do not have to travel the entire trail from Mexico to Canada to get a feel for the experience. Trek a couple of miles in either direction to end up alongside an alpine lake with an incredible view.