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Birds
Birds of Prey Eagles Shorebirds Songbirds Upland Birds Waterfowl
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Mammals
Bear Bighorn sheep Deer Elk Small Mammals
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Other
Butterflies Reptiles/Amphibians Wildflowers
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Map and Driving Directions |
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Driving Directions
From Asotin, drive up Snake River road along the Snake river to Heller Bar which is located at the mouth of the Grande Ronde River. Continue along the County road, which now follows the Grande Ronde. The entrance to the wildlife area is approximately 2 miles past Heller Bar. Continue past the boundary sign on the County Road. The road will eventually leave the Grande Ronde and follow Joseph Creek. Continue up Joseph Creek to marked WDFW property along both sides of the road. There is private property in blocks along the road, which is clearly identified. |
Parking/Restroom Information
There are several access sites along the Grande Ronde and Joseph Creek. Restrooms are available. |
Other 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. |
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| This wildlife area is characterized by steep canyons and brushy riparian bottoms. Elk, turkeys, quail, bighorn sheep, and deer are commonly seen along Joseph Creek. |
OTHER INFORMATION
