Head east on the paved bicycle road from Tooth Rock Trailhead, and past the electrical substation for a quarter mile. Watch for a damaged sign and a trail heading uphill to the right. After another quarter mile, watch for another trail going off to the right, more steeply uphill. A sign states that it leads to Trail #400. This trail quickly turns into a dirt road. Turn right, going uphill. In a couple hundred yards, take Road #777, cutting left. There is no sign here. Follow this for over a mile to the old Tanner Butte Trailhead. You will see a few signs here for Tanner Butte and Wauna Point.
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Directions & Travel Tips
Toothrock Trailhead: From I-84, take Exit #40/Bonneville Dam. Turn south at the stop sign and drive about 100 feet. Turn left at the fork (right takes you to Wahclella Falls trailhead). Follow the short road uphill to the end where you’ll see the trailhead parking lot.
