Trail #56 Dumbbell Lake / AKA: Trail #1156

Area Status: Open

This trail is open to hiker and horse use only.

Linking the Pacific Crest Trail and Dumbbell Lake within William O. Douglas Wilderness, this trail passes through a subalpine landscape with rolling grades until reaching Dumbbell Lake.

This is a connector trail between the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 and the Cramer Lake Trail #1106 administered by the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest.

At a Glance

Current Conditions:	09/10/2024: Trail is in good shape. No trees down. Fall colors are out. CLICK HERE for Hiking during and Hunting Season Tips. Much of the William O. Douglas Wilderness is above 6000 feet and typically receives snow fall as early as mid-late September. Check the local forecast before setting off on your hike and always have a plan B. For current information, contact Cowlitz Valley Ranger District at 360-497-1100.
Permit Info:	Wilderness Permit Required. Permits are free and available at trailhead.
Restrictions:	Wilderness Regulations apply
Closest Towns:	Randle, WA; Packwood, WA
Water:	No
Restroom:	No
Operated By:	Forest Service
Information Center:	Cowlitz Valley Ranger District

Activities

Backpacking

This is a connector trail between the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 and the Cramer Lake Trail #1106 located in the Wenatchee National Forest.

Horse Riding

Equestrians can use this connector trail between the Pacific Crest Trail and #2000 and the Cramer Lake Trail #1106 located in the Wenatchee National Forest.