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More Info Albert Camp Trail - No. 375

8.6 miles
Difficult

From Fourteen Mile Trailhead trail goes through some state land then breaks out into open area.Scenic views of the east through lodgepole pine, trail then opens at the top of Horseshoe Mountain and then to Horseshoe Basin. Wilderness use restrictions apply.Northwest Forest Pass required.

More Info Angel Pass Trail - No. 344

3.5 miles
Difficult

A nice day hike out of Salmon Meadows Campground. After 1 mile the trail branches with Angel Pass Trail 344 on the right, and Mutton Ridge Trail No. 365 on the left.Scenic views. Wilderness use restrictions apply.

More Info Antoine Trail - No. 304

4.2 miles
Difficult

Trail passes by Napol’s cabin then through an old-growth stand, trail continues through lodgepole stand with many scenic views to the north and into Canada. The trail connects with Bonaparte Trail No. 306, one mile below the lookout.Good fishing.

More Info Basin Creek Trail - No. 360

6 miles
Difficult

At Chewuch Trailhead take the Cathedral Driveway Trail No. 510A for 2 miles and Chewuch Trail No. 510 for 2 miles past Pocket Lake to Basin Creek Trail 360. The Basin Creek Trail No. 360 travels northeasterly up to Topza Mountain. Trail ascends Basin Creek through second growth forest and brushy a...

More Info Berhardt Mine Trail - No. 367

3 miles
Difficult

Pleasant day excursion to an old miner's cabin. The mine can be found below Clark Peak.

More Info Beth Lake Trail - No. 316

1.9 miles
Easy

The trail follows the lakeshore 1.9 miles to Beth Lake Campground. The lakeside trail starts in the Beaver Lake Campground near camp unit 4, the sign is by a small stream and is easy to spot (about 40 feet off the road). From the sign, walk the trail mid-slope to Beaver Lake. Beaver Lake boat ramp w...

More Info Big Tree Trail - No. 311

1 mile
Easy

Trail starts across the road from the Lost Lake guard house at the entrance to the campground. Look for the trail sign to the Big Tree Botanical Area. This trail connects with a loop trail that highlights two 600-year old western larch trees. The loop trail is 0.7 mile long. This is a great trail fo...

More Info Bonaparte Trail - No. 306

4.5 miles
Difficult

Bonaparte Trail No. 306 has two trail starts. The first is along road 33-300 just before you cross Myers Creek. Walk up FS Road 33-300 just across the creek and access the trail. The trail follows the creek off and on for about 1 mile, then ties back onto FS Road 33-300. At this point is the second ...

More Info Bottle Spring Trail - No. 398

2.5 miles
Difficult

More Info Boundary Trail - No. 533 - Tonasket

73.1 miles
Easy

This trail is the main east-west trail crossing the Pasayten Wilderness and tying together the other major access trails. The route varies from timbered valleys to long sidehills and high ridge routes. Much of the eastern position of the trail is above timberline.Trail connections along this trail m...

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