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More Info Slate Creek Trail - No. 414

5 miles
Difficult

Trail begins in Douglas fir and ponderosa pine forest. It is steep for the first 3 miles; last 2 miles easier through forest and meadows to Slate Lake.Excellent views of the Twisp River drainage and rugged peaks of Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness.No water near trail.Wilderness use restrictions apply...

More Info South Creek Trail - No. 401

7.8 miles
Difficult

Fairly easy hike with good views, but limited camping. First 4.5 miles are forest broken by avalanche paths. Louis Lake Trail No. 428 branches left at the 2-mile marker. You will travel through an old wildfire at 5.5 miles, then cross a stream at 7 miles. Then the trail becomes rocky before the last...

More Info Spectacle Lake Trail

1.4 miles (2.2 km)
Difficult

More Info Spring Creek Trail - No. 115

2.9 miles

This trail begins on Road 5603.042 and follows an old road for a short distance, offering views of Mt. Adams. The trail passes through an open conifer forest, then breaks into semiopen meadows with more views of Adams. The trail joins with Green Mountain Trail No. 110 before ending at its junction w...

More Info Strawberry Mountain Trail - No. 220

10.7 miles

From Road 2516 the trail heads north toward the peak. You will pass two small ponds on the east side of the ridge, 4 miles from Road 2516. From there the trail drops down the ridge and into the timber. From Road 2516 south, the trail takes you through timber to tie in with the Boundary Trail #1 near...

More Info Sunrise Lake Trail - No. 417B

0.8 mile
Difficult

Starting from the Foggy Dew Section 2 Trail, this route soon crosses the outflow stream from Sunrise Lake. The trail begins to climb up through subalpine forest to the lake. Limited campsites at the lake.Views are limited but the forest is pleasant.No stock feed at the lake.Stock ramp, hitchrail, an...

More Info Sunrise Peak Trail - No. 261A

0.3 mile

This steep trail takes you to the top of Sunrise Peak, where you can still see evidence of the old fire lookout. Sunrise Peak, 5,880 feet, is the highest summit on the Randle District. From the summit, you will get views of Mt. Adams, Mount St. Helens, Mt. Rainier, and on a clear day, Mt. Hood.Sunri...

More Info Tatoosh Butte Trail - No. 485

10.6 miles
Difficult

Trail begins in big timber at Hidden Lakes and climbs through forest to open meadows of the buttes. Trail drops back into timber as it descends into the Pasayten drainage.The buttes offer large wildflower meadows and sweeping panoramic views. There are miles and miles of ridges to wander. Three lak...

More Info Tired Creek Trail

3.8 miles
Intermediate

Trail access to Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area. Group size limit 12. Non-motorized methods of travel only. Mountain bikes are not permitted in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area.

More Info Tungsten Mine Trail - No. 534

6.2 miles
Difficult

Trail is mostly on sidehill and along creek bottom in second growth lodgepole pine forest. Upper portion of trail has some meadow areas.The International Boundary Survey crew discovered the tungsten mineral deposit in 1898, and claims were located in 1906-08. The mine was most active in 1915-18 and ...

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