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Suiattle River Trail 784
The trail maintains a fairly level grade, following the river, winding in and out of stream gullies, passing through groves of old and young trees for approximately 6.5 miles to Canyon Creek, where several camp spots are available.
Approximately a half mile beyond Canyon Creek is the junction with the Pacific Crest Trail and the south crossing of Suiattle River. At this junction the trail becomes the Pacific Crest Trail north and continues toward Suiattle Pass. Follow the PCT/Suiattle Trail easterly from the junction for another three miles to the junction with the Miners Ridge Trail 785 on the left (north).
At a Glance
| Usage: | Medium |
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| Best Season: | Spring/Summer/Fall |
| Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply within Glacier Peak Wilderness. |
| Closest Towns: | Darrington, Washington |
| Information Center: | Check current conditions or call Darrington Ranger District office at 360-436-1155. |
General Information
Directions:From Darrington drive north eight miles on State Highway 530 toward Rockport. After crossing the Sauk river head right/east onto the Suiattle River Road 26. Follow Road 26 for 22 miles to the large parking lot at the end of the road, just beyond Sulphur Creek Campground.
General Notes:
An outhouse is available at the trailhead.
Hitching rails for stock are available at the trailhead.
Activities
Day Hiking
Recreation areas with activity Day Hiking:| Difficulty Level: | More Difficult |
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