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Printable fishing map · Washington

Klickitat River

17 numbered points: 7 access points, 7 campsites, 1 bridge, 1 agency office, 1 USGS gauge.
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Points reviewed Sep 15, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Numbered points

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1Klickitat Hatchery
WDFW fish hatchery
Agency / conservation office46.04017, -121.18249The top of the publicly accessible river; everything above is Yakama Reservation.
2Leidl South Campground
Klickitat County park
Campsite45.93628, -121.11583
3Leidl North Campground
Klickitat County park
Campsite45.93835, -121.11937Leidl is one site with north and south camping units either side of the bridge.
4Leidl Boat Launch
Klickitat County park
Access / boat ramp45.93855, -121.12105The standard upper put-in for the Klickitat canyon float.
5Stinson Flat Campground
Klickitat County park
Campsite45.92388, -121.11126
6Stinson Flat Boat Launch
Klickitat County park
Access / boat ramp45.92401, -121.10985Ramp beside the campground on the upper canyon reach.
7Soda Springs Campground
Riverside campground
Campsite45.89163, -121.11459
8Wahkiacus Trail Access
Klickitat Trail parking
Access / boat ramp45.82330, -121.09863A rail-trail parking access for bank anglers, not a boat ramp.
9Mineral Springs Boat Launch
Boat launch
Access / boat ramp45.81843, -121.11773
10Mineral Springs Campground
Riverside campground
Campsite45.81893, -121.11804
11Pitt Trail Access
Klickitat Trail parking
Access / boat ramp45.79490, -121.19892Trail parking on the lower canyon; the gauge takes its name from this settlement.
12USGS 14113000 - Klickitat River near Pitt
USGS streamgage
USGS gauge45.75651, -121.21007The river's index gauge; the Klickitat carries glacial melt and colours up in warm weather.
13Turkey Hole Campground
Riverside campground
Campsite45.73971, -121.22920
14Fisher Hill Bridge Trail Access
Klickitat Trail parking
Access / boat ramp45.71170, -121.26644At Fisher Hill, above the falls and the tribal dipnet fishery.
15Highway 14 Bridge at Lyle
Lewis and Clark Trail Highway
Bridge crossing45.69673, -121.29139The last crossing before the Klickitat meets the Columbia.
16Lyle Treaty Fishing Access Site
Columbia River treaty fishing access
Access / boat ramp45.69252, -121.28884A tribal treaty access site at the mouth; use is governed by treaty rules, not general public rules.
17Lyle Treaty Fishing Access Site Campground
Columbia River treaty fishing access
Campsite45.69159, -121.28761

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 14113000 — KLICKITAT RIVER NEAR PITT, WA. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Cutthroat Trout, Mountain Whitefish, Rainbow Trout, Steelhead

Regulations: wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/regulations

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Lyle at the Columbia confluence - the mouth of the river and the bottom of the public fishery.
Klickitat town access - the main upper limit of public fishing along Highway 142.
Highway 142 canyon pullouts - roadside bank access through the lower canyon.
The Klickitat Trail - a rail-trail along the lower river giving walk-in access to otherwise hard reaches.
Leidl Bridge - upper public access and a campground.
Pitt vicinity near the gauge - the flow and clarity reference for the whole lower river.
Columbia River shoreline at Lyle - staging water for fish about to enter the Klickitat.

Seasons

Spring: high and heavily glacial from early melt; limited fishing and poor clarity.
Summer: summer steelhead enter and the river fishes well on cool spells when the glacial tint drops out.
Fall: the peak of the steelhead season, joined by fall chinook and coho in the lower river.
Winter: cold, clear and quiet, with reduced access and few anglers in the canyon.

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