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The other side of Mount St. Helens: Exploring the blast zone at Windy Ridge
The other side of Mount St. Helens: Exploring the blast zone at Windy Ridge
The other side of Mount St. Helens: Exploring the blast zone at Windy Ridge

Published on: 09/25/2026

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A scenic drive to Windy Ridge takes visitors deep into the Mount St. Helens blast zone, with views of Spirit Lake, wildlife and the scars of 1980.

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