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Trapper Creek Trail - No. 192.2

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

Phone:
509-395-3400
Basics
Length:
4.8 miles (7.7 km)
Difficulty:
Difficult
Elevation Range:
1300 feet to 3800 feet
Elevation Change:
2500 feet
Usage:
Light
Season:
May to November

Description

This trail is a continuation of Trapper Creek Trail No. 192.1. However, Trail No. 192.2 is Hiker Only. The trail runs parallel with the wilderness boundary. After crossing a creek, it passes the junction with Soda Peaks Lake Trail #133. Trapper Creek Trail continues its climb through a second-growth forest and intersects with Big Slide Primitive Trail No. 195 and Deer Way Trail No. 209 shortly beyond that. The trail continues, dropping down to Trapper Creek and then crosses Slump Creek.

From there, the trail climbs up from the creeks, intersecting with the west junction of the Deer Way Trail No. 209. A short distance beyond that, it passes the junction with Sunshine (Primitive) Trail No. 198. Still climbing, the trail reaches Cliff Creek viewpoint at 1,900 feet elevation.

The trail keeps climbing and crosses Trapper Creek at 2,200 feet elevation. The steep climb after that crossing is rewarded by a view of Trapper Creek Falls. The trail crosses Trapper Creek again at 3,300 feet elevation, passes the junction with Rim (Primitive) Trail, and ends at the junction with Observation Trail No. 132 just outside the wilderness.

Old-growth forest is present in the lower elevations of Trapper Creek trail. Trapper Creek Falls viewpoint offers a view of the breathtaking 100-foot cascade. The falls is divided by an oval-shaped pool nestled in the black rock face.

Details

Length:
4.8 miles (7.7 km)
Difficulty:
Difficult
Elevation Range:
1300 feet to 3800
Elevation Change:
2500
Usage:
Light
Season:
May to November

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

Trapper Creek Trail #192 and Observation Trail #132.

Trapper Creek - Trailhead is at the southeast edge of Trapper Creek Wilderness on FR 5401. Trailhead for Trapper Creek trail No. 192 and Dry Creek No. 194.


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