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Bear Lake Trailhead
The trailhead is approx. 1 1/2 miles up FDR 105 from its junction with FDR 260. There is limited parking.
At a Glance
| Area Amenities: | Parking |
|---|---|
| Usage: | Light |
| Water: | No |
| Restroom: | No |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
Activities
Day Hiking
Backpacking
General Info:
DirectionsFollow Forest Road 250 north from its junction with Hwy 17, turn west on Saddle Creek Road FR #105 and follow it west about 3 miles to the Bear Lake Trailhead.
Directions
Follow Forest Road 250 north from its junction with Hwy 17, turn west on Saddle Creek Road FR #105 and follow it west about 3 miles to the Bear Lake Trailhead.
| Status: | Open |
|---|---|
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate to Difficult |
Horse Riding
General Info:
AccessibilityDirections
Follow Forest Road 250 north from its junction with Hwy 17, turn west on Saddle Creek Road FR #105 and follow it west about 3 miles to the Bear Lake Trailhead.
General Notes
| Status: | Open |
|---|---|
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate to Difficult |
Current Conditions
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Location
