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Mud Lake A Trail - No. 379A

Contact Info
Prairie City, OR 97869

Phone:
541-820-3800
Basics
Length:
0.2 mile
Difficulty:
Easy
Time:
30 mins
Trailhead Elevation:
7200 feet
Elevation Range:
7200 feet to 7280 feet
Elevation Change:
80 feet
Usage:
Moderate
Season:
June to November

Description

This trail, in the Strawberry Wilderness Area, leads to Mud Lake. There is very little use of this lake in comparison with the other lake in the basin. It has a nice setting with good access to east end trails. There are few to no fish at Mud Lake making fishing poor.

There is a very damp perimeter around the lake making it difficult to access. It is 1 1/2 miles to the lake from the start of Mud Lake Trail #379.

Details

Length:
0.2 mile
Difficulty:
Easy
Time:
30 mins
Trailhead Elevation:
7200
Elevation Range:
7200 feet to 7280
Elevation Change:
80
Usage:
Moderate
Season:
June to November

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From Prairie City, follow County road 62 to Summit Prairie. Go west on Forest Service road 16 to Forest Service road 924. Turn right on Forest Service road 1648. Go to Forest Service road 021. Go approximately 1 1/2 miles to Forest Service road 039. Follow Forest Service road 039 to the trailhead.


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