Service Trail - No. 35

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Contact Info

Gifford Pinchot National Forest
2455 Hwy. 141
Trout Lake, WA 98650

Phone:: 509-395-3400

Basics

Location:: Trailhead located along Road 8821 and Middle Trail #26
Length:: 4.2 miles (6.8 km)
Difficulty:: Intermediate
Elevation Range:: 3400 feet to 3900 feet

Elevation Change:: 500 feet
Usage:: Medium
Season:: June to October

Description
Details

Description

This trail begins on Road 8821 and follows an old skid road for 1 mile through open stands of spruce to Deadhorse Meadow. The trail crosses Road 8831 and enters a harvest unit, then continues across Smoky and Little Goose Creeks before ending on Trail No. 26, 0.5 mile northwest of Little Goose Campground. The trail also continues from the 8821 road southeast, 2 miles to the State Forest Road T6000, this road comes out on Road 141.

Portions of the Service Trail follow the original wagon route into the forest built in the early 1900s.

This trail intersects and follows an old road for approximately one-third of its length.

Details

Location:

Trailhead located along Road 8821 and Middle Trail #26

Length:

4.2 miles (6.8 km)

Difficulty:

Intermediate

Elevation Range:

3400 feet to 3900

Elevation Change:

500

Usage:

Medium

Season:

June to October

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