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Corrigan Lake Trail #3654
Corrigan Lake Trail is another feeder trail into the Diamond Peak Wilderness and connects with the Peaks main west-side, north/south route, the Diamond Peak Trail.
The trail begins with several switchbacks at an easy climb. The trail climbs up through an alpine forest of mountain hemlock, silver, noble and grand firs. As the climb continues, the trail crosses a ridge with views of both Diamond Peak and Kalapuya Ridge.
About 1.5 miles up the trail is a short spur trail on the right, which leads to Corrigan Lake (the spur is not signed).
Corrigan Lake has offers a fantastic view of Diamond Peak from its western shoreline. This lake has excellent fishing.
At a Glance
| Permit Info: | Wilderness Self-Issue Permit required for both day use and overnight stays from June 15 through October 15. Free permits are self-issued at the trailhead. |
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| Usage: | Medium |
| Restrictions: | |
| Water: | Natural water sources should be treated |
| Information Center: | Middle Fork Ranger Station |
General Information
Directions:Access is from Corrigan Lake Trailhead.
General Notes:
Be sure to camp 200 feet or more off the shoreline and follow Leave No Trace methods so those after you can enjoy their stay. Mosquitoes can be ferocious the first half of the season.
Close to:
Activities
Day Hiking
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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Backpacking
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate |
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Horse Riding
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