WA Elk Unit 340 — Manastash

WA 340 – Manastash: Terrain & Access Manastash spans 1,136 to 6,332 feet of elevation across roughly 170,700 acres in the eastern Cascades foothills. Three-quarters of the unit is public land—primarily national forest with mixed ponderosa pine, fir, and sagebrush habitat typical of the region's transition zone. Access is road-enabled at lower elevations, with trailhead access to higher country. Terrain is moderate to rugged depending on your specific drainage; the elevation band supports both valley and alpine habitat within a single season's geography. ---. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping WA 340 hold a strong history of record-book elk..