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The popular Alpine Lakes Wilderness encompasses approximately 394,000 acres in the Central Cascades Region within Washington state. The area is accessed by 47 trailheads and 615 miles of trails. The…
This trail connects the Pacific Crest Trail to Greenwater Lakes Trail 1176 just south of Echo lake. The entire trail is within the Norse Peak Wilderness.Experience deep forests and rock bluffs…
Begin at Annette Lake Trailhead or Asahel Curtis Picnic Area and enjoy a short, easy walk through one of the last remaining stands of old growth in the Snoqualmie Valley. You’ll cross Humpback…
Picnic along the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River in a remnant stand of old-growth forest. Enjoy views of the river from picnic tables stationed along its banks. The gentle rush of flowing water…
Follow an old roadbed for approximately one mile, crossing Bear Creek twice before entering the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. The first crossing may be hazardous during spring snow melt. Leaving the…
No access to Skookum Flats Trail 1194, suspension bridge washed out in 2006.This is a connector trail between the White River Trail 1199 and the Skookum Flats Trail 1194.Start at Camp Shepard Boy…
Climb northwest away from the main Crystal Mountain Ski Lodge toward cabins along the east wall of the valley. In a few hundred yards, you'll come to a dirt access road that leads up to the…
The Camp Brown trailhead and day use area was constructed in 2018.  This site is accessed right off the Middle Fork Road. and accesses a half-mile, fully accessible…