Holden Village area Non-Wilderness trails

Holden Loop Trail
#1253

Maintained in the 2021 season.

Ten Mile Creek Trail 

Mantained in 2021. Expect to encounter post fire damage and hazards. Be prepared for a creek crossing that can be difficult in the early season.

Ten Mile Falls Trail 
#1270

Maintained in 2021. Expect to encounter post-fire damage and hazards.

Viewing platform.

Monkey Bear Falls Trail 
#1273

Maintained in the 2021 season. Expect to encounter post-fire damage and hazards.

Lucerne area Non-Wilderness trails

Domke Lake Trail 
#1280

Maintained and cleared in 2021. Expect to encounter post fire damage and hazards. Be aware of your surroundings when hiking in windy conditions. Potential for blow down trees will persist for several years.

Domke Mtn Trail 
#1280.1

Maintain and cleared in 2021. Trail was re-established and maintained to the top in the 2019 season. Expect to encounter post fire damage and hazards. The trail can be difficult to follow in some sections.

Glacier Peak Wilderness trails

Agnes Gorge Trail 
#1281

Maintained in the 2020 season.  

Company Creek Trail 
#1243

Maintained in 2020. 

Copper Basin Trail 
#1240.22

Maintained in the 2021 season.

Devore Creek Trail 
#1244

Trail has been partially maintained in 2020. Windfall will still be present on some of the trail. Expect to encounter some post fire damage and hazards. Be aware that Bird Camp has been damaged by blow down and is generally not recommended as safe camping. Consider camping in any of the existing sites in the meadow above.

Emerald Park Trail 
#1230

Trail was cleared of logs and maintained up to the Emerald Park lower camp in 2021. The trail has not been cleared past this point in multiple years. Be aware of your surroundings and use extreme caution if hiking in windy conditions. Potential for blow down trees will persist in this area for several years.

Hart / Lyman Lake Trail 
#1256

Cleared in 2021. The Upper Lyman bridge was replaced 07/23/2019.  The creek crossing above Hart Lake washed out in October, 2019. Be aware of your surroundings when crossing known flood plains. Do not linger in the washout and pass as quickly as possible. Stay alert for signs of quickly changing water levels. Trail may not be immediately visible from other side due to the flood damage.

Holden Lake Trail
#1251

Maintained and cleared in 2021.

Lower Railroad Creek Trail 
#1240

Not maintained since 2015 due to heavy fire damage that destroyed trail. Be prepared for route-finding and cross-country conditions.

Upper Lyman Trail #1256.2

Maintained in 2021. Bridge has been replaced in 2019.

Snow covered. This is not a trail, but a cross-country route through the pass between Spider Meadows and Upper Lyman Lakes. Spider Glacier is no longer a glacier, just a snow field at best and it is relatively flat. On the Lyman side of the gap there is a snowfield on the slope that is the route down to the Upper Lyman Trail; an ice axe is recommended. 

Pacific Crest Trail #2000

Maintained from High Bridge to Suiattle Meadows Camp in 2020. Expect brush in places. Trees killed by insects and damaged by fire in previous years are prone to falling during wind events. Be aware of conditions when hiking and camping. Be sure to avoid dead trees when choosing a campsite.

This is a popular trail that experiences high volumes of users. As in all backcountry terrain, be sure to follow Leave No Trace wilderness principles to ensure the longevity and health of this area.

Suiattle/Cloudy Hiker Shortcut

Maintained in 2020. Hazardous when snow on route. 

Lake Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness trails

Lower Fish Creek Trail 
#1248

Maintained in 2021. Some parts are brushy, mostly clear. 

Even though the trail has been maintained, the part of the trail in the burned over area will continue to have trees fall throughout the season. 

North Fork Fish Creek Trail
#1248.1

Maintained in 2021. 

Even after the trail has been maintained the part of the trail in the burned over area will continue to have trees fall throughout the season. 

Lakeshore Trail
#1247

Cleared Prince Creek to National Park boundary in May 2021. Be aware of rattlesnakes when hiking in this area.

N. Fork Prince Creek Trail 
#1254

Maintained and cleared in 2021. Brushy in the upper portion.

Oval Pass Trail #1259.13

Maintained and cleared in 2020

Prince Creek Trail #1255.

Maintained in 2021. The lower four miles of the trail are not passable by stock. There is no bridge or foot-log across Prince Creek at mile 4 and the creek can be very difficult to cross during early season run-off. 

Round Lake / Horton Butte Trail
#1250

Partially maintained in 2019, however, expect to find blow down to Round Lake. Due to severe fire damage the trail is impassable after Round lake. 

Summit Trail 
#1259

Maintained and cleared from Summer Blossom to the National Park boundary in 2020. 

Surprise Lake Trail #1249

Trail was maintained in 2021 but remains in rough condition due to persisting drainage issues. The trail is passable by hikers to the lake. Stock users may want to use caution in trenched areas.

Sawtooth Backcountry Non-Wilderness Trails

Due to the 2017 Uno Peak Fire Potenial for catastrophic flashfloods are high, please be aware of your surroundings.

Hoodoo Pass Trail #1259.31 (hiker & horse)

Was maintained and cleared in 2021.

Prince Creek Trail #1255

(motor & mtn. bikes, horse, hiker)

Was cleared and maintained in 2021.

The section of trail on the Chelan side of Horsehead Pass is rated Most Difficult for motorbike travel but trail improvements had been made in this area to make it more passable motorbikes and stock. Still a few narrow areas with drops. 

Safety Harbor Trail #1261

(motor & mtn. bikes, horse, hiker)

Maintained in 2021. Expect to encounter heavy post-fire hazards from the 2017 fire including dead and down trees. Be aware of your surroundings when traveling across a burn zone. Risk for flash floods are possible. Check weather conditions before using this trail.

Summer Blossom Trail
#1258 (hiker only)

Maintained and cleared in 2021. Best access to Summit Trail from the east. Water can be sparse in sections. Plan ahead and bring plenty of water.

Summit Trail #1259.3 

(motor & mtn. bikes, horse, hiker)

Trail was clear and maintained in 2021. Some fire damage on trail that makes some sections more difficult for motorbikes and horses. 

Uno Peak Trail #1260

(motor & mtn. bikes, horse, hiker)

Maintained in 2021. Trail will continue to experience falling trees due to fire damage in 2017. Expect some trenched sections that can be difficult to maneuver. Be aware of your surroundings when traveling across a burn zone. Check weather conditions before using this trail. The trail is rated Most Difficult for motorbikes.

25 Mile Creek & Stormy Mountain area trails 

(Open to motorbikes, mountain bikes, horses and hikers)

Devil’s Backbone Trail 
#1248

Maintained in 2021. Snow usually lingers until end of June. 

Lone Peak Trail #1264

Maintained in 2021. 

Can use this trail as access to North Fork 25 Mile Trail #1256.

Pot Peak Trail 
#1266

Maintainted in 2021. Heavy brush was removed and fallen logs cleared.  

North Fork 25 Mile Trail 
#1265

Maintained in 2021. 

The trail along the creek has washed out at the 2.0 mile point. Wash out is passable to hikers only. Not easily passable by motorcycles, horses, or mountain bikes, but these users can access the rest of the N. Fork 25 Mile trail via the Lone Peak trailhead and trail. Lone Peak trail intersects the N. Fork 25 Mile trail at N. Fork mile 2.6. River crossing at 3 miles; must ford as there is no bridge. 

Stormy Mt. Trail #1233

Maintained in 2021.

North Shore area trails

Echo Ridge Trails #1290 - 1297

Maintained. 

All Other Trails

Trails not included on this report

Have not been maintained for years and there are no plans to maintain them.   If you choose to travel them be for prepared for cross-country travel conditions.