The Green Lake Trail is a moderately strenuous but relatively short hike to a pocket lake set among a rare high-elevation rain forest. The trail's wide, ambitious grade rewards accordingly for your efforts, ascending through stands of humbling firs, passing a picturesque waterfall, and ending on the shore of a lovely mountain lake. Maps: Each hike has an image of a map, which shows where the trailhead is located. The driving directions will take you to this pin. Passes and permits: Information about what parking pass you need for the trailhead or if you need a permit to camp overnight. How to Read Trip Reports Hiking Deer Ridge. Hike through a tunnel of rhododendron blooms and second-growth forest to views of the Olympic Peninsula interior and a carpet of wildflowers. Hike this route in the early summer and you may be lucky enough to see Deer Park with no cars, since the road to Deer Park often doesn't open until late in the season.Rattlesnake Ledge — Oct. 5, 2023. Beautiful show of orange and red from vine maples along the trail and among the larger evergreen trees. Cool day for a hike, but unfortunately overcast and socked in at the ledge viewpoint while we were there (mid day). Great hike. We tried to sneak a dry hike in between atmospheric rivers, but even though the skies were blue when we started, there was enough water already flooding the trail to make up for the lack of rain. The road is snow covered almost from the Kachess Lake campground and we decided not to push it after crossing Box Canyon Creek and road …WTA’s annual fundraiser, Hike-a-Thon, is back this August. Hike-a-Thon is a community fundraising event that gives hikers the opportunity to raise funds for Washington Trails Association. Throughout August, Hike-a-Thon participants hike, share stories of their outdoor adventures and raise funds that directly support trails in Washington.The trail begins to climb again here, and you'll have two and a half miles of lengthy, sometimes overgrown switchbacks to get to Myrtle Lake. Once there, take a load off and enjoy the quiet of the lake. For the intrepid, a faint, mile-long trail leads to small Upper Myrtle Lake at 4,200 feet. WTA worked here in 2020, 2019 and 2018!McCormick Forest Park is a great hiking area on the Kitsap Peninsula. Find here an extensive network of trails, the hub of which is McCormick Creek. With 122 acres of space to explore in Gig Harbor, visitors here will find a wide range of trails, ranging from flat to 200 feet of elevation gain. Enjoy old growth trees, plenty of wildlife, and ...The initial section climbs away from Happy Creek on a duff tread into a more open forest and a peek-a-boo view of Ross Lake and Jack Mountain. The trail traverses about 100 feet above State Route 20, so the road noise is quite evident. At 0.4 miles, a boot trail comes in from a pullout on SR 20. At 0.9 miles, the trail starts climbing steeply ...Hiking Fragrance Lake. Fragrance Lake is part of Larrabee State Park, which became Washington’s first state park after a 20-acre parcel of land was donated by the Larrabee family in 1915. The park now accounts for a third of the Chuckanut Recreation Area’s 8,000 acres of public land. Aug 28, 2022 · To get to the top, I left the pct trail ~5 miles in elevation 6300', just on the border of Wenatchee forest and the goat rocks wilderness. There is a gray wilderness sign as the trail levels. Headed west along a trail, through some brush, then SW, exactly on the border line of the forest/wilderness in the maps, till getting to the ridge and the ... FIND A HIKE. - Customize your search with filters for length, elevation gain, passes and what features you want to see on trail (waterfalls, rivers, great views, etc.) - Find hikes near you using your phone’s location, or using WTA’s Hike Finder Map or region filters. Cle Elum Ridge, North Ridge — Aug. 26, 2023. Snoqualmie Region > Cle Elum Area. Kari Darvill-Coate. 15. Fall foliage. 2 people found this report helpful. We visit lookout sites, and there is one on North Ridge and possibly one on Lookout Mountain. This is a multi-use trail so dirt bikes can be on it. We saw only six over the two days.As always, The Enchantments provides a spectacular experience, with scenery that is unreal, as well as great wildlife. Also as always, you REALLY work for it. The trail (such as it is) was very passable, with only one section of snow. Be careful there, as it is very slick, and is well undercut (and ready to break free into the cold pool it has ...We had no difficulty finding the trailhead. The turn onto Lester Creek Road occurs where the pavement on Bear Creek Road ends. The Lester Creek Road is unpaved. WTA directions are a bit confusing, as noted in the previous trip report. We hiked only to the lookout over Pipestone Canyon. The trail is a pleasant walk through open, grassy …Our Work Trails for Everyone. . Everyone deserves to have opportunities to recreate outdoors and to have safe, welcoming and inclusive experiences on trail. If there’s one thing we know — it’s that trails and access to the outdoors are a must-have. Unfortunately, outdoor spaces are not safe or accessible for everyone, nor is our state ... Hiking Poo Poo Point. Poo Poo Point lies on a shoulder of West Tiger Mountain, and a small knoll there is topped by a mast with a windsock. The knoll is only a few feet higher than the surrounding area, but it qualifies Poo Poo Point - if minimally - as one of West Tiger's summits. This hike reaches Poo Poo Point via a forested route, beginning ... Turn left (north) onto 468th Avenue and follow it to the junction with the Middle Fork Road (Forest Road 56). Turn right and continue up the Middle Fork Road (turning right at the fork) for 11.8 miles to the Middle Fork trailhead parking area on the right. Cross the river on the impressively large metal and wood footbridge. We had no difficulty finding the trailhead. The turn onto Lester Creek Road occurs where the pavement on Bear Creek Road ends. The Lester Creek Road is unpaved. WTA directions are a bit confusing, as noted in the previous trip report. We hiked only to the lookout over Pipestone Canyon. The trail is a pleasant walk through open, grassy …After 4.3 miles, hit the border of the Ross Lake Recreation Area, where the Forest Service trail ends and the Devil's Dome Trail begins. The trail continues for a mile to Devil's Junction Camps, where it ends. In the fall, the trees turn brilliant shades of yellow and red. This trail is part of WTA's Lost Trails Campaign.Alpine Lookout is a classic central Washington ridge walk. The distance on this hike makes it a bit harder than moderate, but two-thirds of the climb is completed in the first two miles, and the rest of the way out follows the ups and downs along the ridge slowly climbing to the lookout. There are great views south and east into the Enchantments.Washington Trails Association: www.wta.org WTA is Washington State's ultimate hikefinder; their hiking guide is the most comprehensive database of hikes in Washington, and comprises content written by local hiking experts as well as user-submitted information. All data is vetted by WTA staff. This resource is made possible by …WTA's hiking guide is the most comprehensive database of hikes in Washington, and comprises content written by local hiking experts and user submitted information. All data is vetted by WTA staff. This resource is made possible by the donations of WTA members. Hiking Lake Youngs Trail. This trail loops around the edge of the Lake Youngs Reservoir just east of the city of Kent. The reservoir is fenced off, but the trail winds through a mix of suburban and rural landscapes, rolling through hilly terrain. The entire way is soft-surface and makes for a great loop for walkers, joggers and horseback riders.The astounding views from the summit of the Granite Mountain trail come at a price. A nearly-1000-feet-of-elevation-gain-per-mile price. But views of pointed Kaleetan Peak, deep blue Crystal Lake, the climber-dotted Tooth, and Mount Rainier dominating the skyline to the south make it all worth it. Note that while Granite Mountain is a popular ... The trail follows an old road most of the way to a viewpoint dotted with craggy, pointed rocks called Saddle Rock. The road-turned trail is graveled. After 1.4 miles and 900 feet of elevation gain on the gravel road, you reach a viewpoint with two benches. Here you can see most of the city of Wenatchee to the north and east.WTA's hiking guide is the most comprehensive database of hikes in Washington, and comprises content written by local hiking experts and user submitted information. All data is vetted by WTA staff. This resource is made possible by the donations of WTA members.Next time this is you (like, this weekend), go to wta.org and check out their amazing new map tool featuring WTA's huge database of hiking trails. The new map makes it super …Contact Us. Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Instagram; Get Trail News Subscribe to our free email newsletter for hiking events, news, gear reviews and more. You can search for hikes in the Hiking Guide, by using the Hike Finder map, by scanning recent trip reports, or choosing one of the WTA recommended seasonal hikes. Every hike on the site has an orange Save to My Backpack button next to the main image on the bottom right of the page.Hike Finder Map — Washington Trails Association Go Outside Hike Finder Map Learn about this map Trail Features & Ratings Mileage & Elevation Help support our work for hikers and trails WTA works to ensure that trails across the state are better planned, built and managed, so you can get outside more easily.Hiking Deer Creek to Tipsoo Lake. The trail begins at an Owyhigh Lakes trailhead sign along State Route 123. (This is the other end of the Owyhigh Lakes trail, which begins inside the White River entrance to Mount Rainier National Park.) From the road, drop moderately steeply, losing 300 feet over 0.4 mile. Hiking Rattlesnake Ledge. This is a fine hike on a well maintained, albeit busy trail through the forest with views of the Cedar River watershed, Mount Si, Mount Washington, Rattlesnake Lake and Chester Morse Lake. As soon as you arrive in the parking lot you have a view of Rattlesnake Ledge's sheer rock face across Rattlesnake Lake.Badlands Billy Clapp Lake. Location: Central Washington > Potholes Region Length: 5.0 miles, roundtrip Elevation Gain: 400 feet Calm waters in the desert of central Washington. Photo by David Hagen. Sure, Washington doesn't have any of the bright red badlands of South Dakota, but we do have plenty of stunning desert colors throughout the central …Hike Finder Map; Hiking Guide; Trip Reports; Hiking with Kids; Hiking by Season; ... Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625 ...You can also use the Hike Finder Map to locate hikes on the map, which is great for people like me who love to do things visually. The Hike Finder Map lets you see trailheads across the state. Sadly, it does not come with the fancy Paint overlay as pictured. (P.S.: I'm really glad WTA has an actual graphic designer.) 2. Build your listJun 5, 2011 · Hike another 0.8 miles before arriving at the well-signed Dirty Harry’s Balcony turnoff. It’s about 0.2 miles to the Balcony itself, where views east await. WTA Pro Tip: The DNR map shows that the Dirty Harry's Peak Trail continues all the way to a border with a parcel of private property. Despite the excellent signage down below, this ... At 3.8 miles, top out at Hemlock Pass, 4600 feet. Continue the final 0.4 mile, losing 150 feet of elevation to arrive at the outlet of Melakwa Lake. A massive logjam offers one way to cross the outlet stream. Just on the other side is a popular gathering place for hikers and a signed trail to a privy.Distance: 18 miles. Elevation gain: 3,200 feet. Type: Out and back. Best time to hike: June to October. Don’t let the flat first 5 miles of this hike (with 600 feet of elevation gain) fool you ...Sehome Arboretum. Closest City: Bellingham. Length: 6.0 miles of trail. Elevation Gain: 325 feet. Public Transit: Yes. The view from the lookout area of Sehome Arboretum. Photo by ejain. You don't even have to leave town to get a shot of nature in Bellingham. Sehome Arboretum — which has benefited from many WTA work parties — offers 6 miles ...The trail is well-built, wide and nicely graded. The alder and Douglas fir of the road walk are quickly replaced by moss-draped hemlock and Western redcedar. Follow nice tread down numerous switchbacks, often seeing two or three sections of trail steeply below you. At 1.5 miles total, you have dropped 350 feet. Photo by lincoln4. A 174-acre camping park where mountainous pine forests meet the desert, Alta Lake features two miles of hiking trails, worked on by a WTA youth crew in 2016. It's also a great basecamp to get you out to the popular mountain towns of Twisp and Chelan, and the trailheads nearby.Hike Finder Map Explore trails across the state, and search for a trail near you. Ranger Station Info Get contact information for land managers and wilderness information centers. Trip Reports Search trip reports and learn about current (and past) trail conditions. Hiking by SeasonGo into your adventure knowing a little about what to expect. One of the best parts about hiking (or even taking a walk in your neighborhood) is paying attention to your surroundings, and noticing new things each time. But with so much of t...Hike Finder Map. Explore trails across the state, and search for a trail near you.Jul 7, 2023 · WTA’s annual fundraiser, Hike-a-Thon, is back this August. Hike-a-Thon is a community fundraising event that gives hikers the opportunity to raise funds for Washington Trails Association. Throughout August, Hike-a-Thon participants hike, share stories of their outdoor adventures and raise funds that directly support trails in Washington. Hiking Cable Line Trail. What a workout! The Cable Line Trail on Tiger Mountain is not for the weak of heart, nor the weak of knees. A steep, slippery incline awaits you here, climbing over 2,000 feet in just 1.5 miles to the summit of West Tiger 3. True to its name, an old cable line is occasionally visible in ground as hikers trudge to the top.Rachel Lake is about half thawed. Rampart Lakes are a mixed bag - some of the potholes on the eastern side are almost ice-free, the south-western cluster are still pretty icy. The trail is all snow. The small lakes exposed to plenty of sun have thawed. Very snowy above Rampart Lakes although this will change soon.Here are a few more details about how to use our suggestion system. Step 1: If you haven’t already, log in or create an account on WTA. Step 2: Visit the My Hikes section (from your My Backpack Dashboard) — a few hike suggestions will be at the top. Step 3: Check them out and save the ones that look interesting to your account.Apply online (fee) The Enchantment Lakes are an alpine wonderland of pristine lakes set among polished granite, soaring peaks, blazing larches, and ambling mountain goats. Widely regarded as the crown jewel of hiking in Washington, this trail exceeds even the wildest of superlatives. Continue reading.McCormick Forest Park is a great hiking area on the Kitsap Peninsula. Find here an extensive network of trails, the hub of which is McCormick Creek. With 122 acres of space to explore in Gig Harbor, visitors here will find a wide range of trails, ranging from flat to 200 feet of elevation gain. Enjoy old growth trees, plenty of wildlife, and ... WTA's hiking guide is the most comprehensive database of hikes in Washington, and comprises content written by local hiking experts and user submitted information. All data is vetted by WTA staff. This resource is made possible by the donations of WTA members. Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Instagram; Get Trail News Subscribe to our free email newsletter for hiking events, news, gear reviews and more.Hike downhill, enjoy spring blooms and throw rocks into a punchbowl at the bottom of a 40-foot waterfall. An easy stroll along a burbly creek, the Umtanum Creek Falls Trail has something for everyone in the family to enjoy. The way is shaded by Douglas-fir and ponderosa pine. Kids should look closely for wildflowers like yellow desert-parsley ...The Greg Ball Trail is a trail envisioned by and honoring one of the greatest trail advocates this state has ever had. Ball was a former board member and director of the WTA. In 1993 he launched the organization’s volunteer trail maintenance program which has since grown into the largest state-based program of its kind. He designed this trail to Wallace Lake and it was finished in his memory ... Find your next favorite one on this list, or use our Hike Finder Map. In spring, Central Washington 's dramatic shrub-steppe, broken up by pothole lakes and soaring basalt cliffs, offers hikers a warm, bright alternative to the snow and rain of the high country in the Cascades and Olympics.Here are a few more details about how to use our suggestion system. Step 1: If you haven’t already, log in or create an account on WTA. Step 2: Visit the My Hikes section (from your My Backpack Dashboard) — a few hike suggestions will be at the top. Step 3: Check them out and save the ones that look interesting to your account. We tried to sneak a dry hike in between atmospheric rivers, but even though the skies were blue when we started, there was enough water already flooding the trail to make up for the lack of rain. The road is snow covered almost from the Kachess Lake campground and we decided not to push it after crossing Box Canyon Creek and road …Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Instagram; Get Trail News Subscribe to our free email newsletter for hiking events, news, gear reviews and more.Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Instagram; Get Trail News Subscribe to our free email newsletter for hiking events, news, gear reviews and more.One more mile of upward hiking will have you breaking out onto Shannon Ridge at 4,600 feet, where astounding views of Mt. Shuksan, Mt. Baker and Baker Lake await. Meander along the ridge for 0.5 miles and cross over into the National Park boundary. Campsites are available along the ridge.Hike another 0.8 miles before arriving at the well-signed Dirty Harry’s Balcony turnoff. It’s about 0.2 miles to the Balcony itself, where views east await. WTA Pro Tip: The DNR map shows that the Dirty Harry's Peak Trail continues all the way to a border with a parcel of private property. Despite the excellent signage down below, this ...Hiking Tiger Mountain Trail. The TMT is not a direct route to anywhere. It's a long meander through the Tigers, passing near many high points but not going to any of them. As the raven flies, the distance from the southern end of the TMT to the northern end is about 7.5 miles. On the trail, it's over 15 miles of forest wandering. Hiking Bearhead Mountain. Bearhead Mountain is a moderate, well-marked trail through the forest that carries you to an old fire lookout site with a bold and brassy Rainier view. Start your hike from the shared trailhead with the Summit Lake Trail. This somewhat rough and rocky section of the trail continues for a little less than a mile before ...Hiking Bradley Lake. Bradley Lake Park in Puyallup has a full suite of amenities including a paved walking trail around the lake. The park is equipped with a large parking area, restrooms, two ballfields, a large picnic shelter, open grassy areas and about 1.5 miles of paved, barrier-free trails. From the large parking area, head out on the ...Hike another 0.8 miles before arriving at the well-signed Dirty Harry’s Balcony turnoff. It’s about 0.2 miles to the Balcony itself, where views east await. WTA Pro Tip: The DNR map shows that the Dirty Harry's Peak Trail continues all the way to a border with a parcel of private property. Despite the excellent signage down below, this ...Alpine Lookout is a classic central Washington ridge walk. The distance on this hike makes it a bit harder than moderate, but two-thirds of the climb is completed in the first two miles, and the rest of the way out follows the ups and downs along the ridge slowly climbing to the lookout. There are great views south and east into the Enchantments.As always, The Enchantments provides a spectacular experience, with scenery that is unreal, as well as great wildlife. Also as always, you REALLY work for it. The trail (such as it is) was very passable, with only one section of snow. Be careful there, as it is very slick, and is well undercut (and ready to break free into the cold pool it has ...An accessible hike for seasoned veterans and neophytes alike, Wallace Falls provides visitors with breathtaking views of the Wallace River and the surrounding falls on a relatively low difficulty, scenic 5.6 mile round-trip. Although well attended and often busy, the trail stands as a true showcase of the diversity and majestic beauty that the Central Cascades can offer to hikers who journey ... Cross Canyon Creek, the main stream you have been following up the valley and begin the earnest climb up to Rachel Lake. This section of trail is heavily rooted and rocky, with many large step-ups -- to call it a trail is being generous. Though you travel only a mile, you'll gain 1,200 vertical feet in this section. Hiking Tiger Mountain Trail. The TMT is not a direct route to anywhere. It's a long meander through the Tigers, passing near many high points but not going to any of them. As the raven flies, the distance from the southern end of the TMT to the northern end is about 7.5 miles. On the trail, it's over 15 miles of forest wandering.A classic Mount St. Helens hike, leaving from the Johnston Ridge Observatory. The hillsides are alive with wildflowers at mid-summer, and the view from the end of Harry's Ridge has you looking straight into the mouth of the crate, not to mention views of Spirit Lake, Mount Adams and even Mount Hood on a clear day. Jun 5, 2011 · Hike another 0.8 miles before arriving at the well-signed Dirty Harry’s Balcony turnoff. It’s about 0.2 miles to the Balcony itself, where views east await. WTA Pro Tip: The DNR map shows that the Dirty Harry's Peak Trail continues all the way to a border with a parcel of private property. Despite the excellent signage down below, this ... The south trail to the lake leads through a recovering forest of bigleaf maple, alder, Douglas fir, and western hemlock, meandering 4.5 miles to a riparian hideout, providing waterfalls, old growth, fall color, and year-round hiking to those who make the journey. Choices, choices: find your way to Lost Lake via one of four routes that vary ... Hiking Mount Dickerman. Nestled deep in the heart of the Mountain Loop, Mount Dickerman offers superb views of all the major peaks that make up this ring of awesome summits. It’s a fine mountain in its own right too; you’ll ascend nearly 4,000 feet on your way to the top. This is a three-season trail. In late fall, before snow closes the ...The new map makes it super-easy to find, explore and search over 1000 trails. You can filter by distance, elevation gain, kid-friendliness and more. And the map provides instant access to thousands of constantly-updated trip reports from WTA's statewide community of hikers.Help support our work for hikers and trails. WTA works to ensure that trails across the state are better planned, built and managed, so you can get outside more easily. We can only do this work if we have your support. Help us create trails that everyone can enjoy for generations to come by donating today. Photo by Carrie Bancroft.Hike Finder Map; Hiking Guide; Trip Reports; Hiking with Kids; Hiking by Season; ... Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625 ... - Find hikes near you using your phone’s location, or using WTA’s Hike Finder Map or region filters - Find hikes based on pass and permit requirements - Kid-, dog- and...
At the trailhead, two ways diverge. You'll want the right-most trail, which cuts through a meadow and then almost immediately begins climbing up a ridgeline. At first, the elevation gain is gentle, and you can amble along among the pink clouds of spring and early-summer rhodies, but after 1.5 miles, the grade intensifies. In this section, you .... 2005 yamaha vx110 deluxe problems
- Find hikes near you using your phone’s location, or using WTA’s Hike Finder Map or region filters - Find hikes based on pass and permit requirements - Kid-, dog- and wheelchair-friendly trails with dedicated filters for each. - Difficulty ratings help you decide if a hike is right for you. CUSTOMIZE YOUR EXPERIENCEStats: Distance: 12.85 miles. Duration: 4-1/2 hours. Vertical: 2897 ft. Weather: sunshine with moderate temperatures, hazy but no smell of smoke; breezy especially near the Katwalk. Trail: The first 3-1/2 miles of this trail are largely in the forest with some open views into Commonweatlh Basin prior to that turnoff; the trail is beautiful in ...Hiking West Defiance - Putrid Pete's Peak. Hike the Ira Spring trail for to the first switchback, then continue straight west on an small unmarked footpath. This is a trail that switchbacks through dark woods until it approaches a stream at around 3400 feet, a little over 2 miles from the trailhead. On the way up avoid two trails that continue ...Hiking 101: Planning Your Hike. Hiking is a wonderful way to get outside, move your body and connect with the natural world. Whether you want a quick stroll in your local greenspace or a longer trek in the woods, we have some tips for getting started and researching the right trail for your needs. A fall hike in the Sawtooth Wilderness.The south trail to the lake leads through a recovering forest of bigleaf maple, alder, Douglas fir, and western hemlock, meandering 4.5 miles to a riparian hideout, providing waterfalls, old growth, fall color, and year-round hiking to those who make the journey. Choices, choices: find your way to Lost Lake via one of four routes that vary ...Navigate to WTA's Hiking Guide or the Hike Finder Map. Click on Trail Features & Rating and look for the Accessibility section. Click on the box and hit Search and you'll get a list of results. These are hikes identified as wheelchair-friendly.Getting There. From Wenatchee (S Mission St & Terminal Ave), go toward the Mission Ridge Ski Area on Squilchuck Road for 7 miles). Turn right onto USFS Rd 9712 (Beehive Rd) and follow it, if possible, for 6.9 miles to the unmarked trailhead for abandoned road 330 (on left behind berm). Print Email.Hiking Capitol State Forest - Rock Candy Mountain. Capitol State Forest offers hikers a quick getaway fix and an opportunity to stretch their legs during the winter months. This loop begins at the parking lot and follows the well-maintained North Rim Trail into the woods. Continue along the wide trail to the junction with the Rock Candy ...Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Instagram; Get Trail News Subscribe to our free email newsletter for hiking events, news, gear reviews and more. The south portion of the Interurban Trail provides a nice, flat urban walk or bike ride on a paved trail beginning in Fort Dent Park in Tukwila through Kent, all the way down through Auburn and beyond. Buildings, streets, and railway lines are visible for the entire length of the trail, but the further south you venture, the more scenic the ... Rachel Lake. Wildflowers blooming. Ripe berries. A friend and I hiked Rachel Lake Saturday, August 20. We didn't hit any other lakes or peaks, just took the trail from Rachel trailhead to Rachel and back. Started just before 10am--lot was full but parking was available on the side of the road just outside the lot. Bathroom was clean and stocked.Rachel Lake. Rachel lake. The road to the trail has a bunch of potholes, but a regular car can make it. The first 2/3 of the trail is relatively easy grade. The last 1/3 has almost all of the elevation gain in it. This part of the trail has many large rocks and roots. It is difficult on the way down, especially with heavy backpack, so speed is ...So use our hike finder map to select somewhere new, read the hike description and recent trip reports and start planning your next adventure to a new destination. By hiking a different trail, especially a less crowded alternative to a popular hike, you are not only expanding your trail knowledge; you are lessening the impact on our trail system. Take one minute …- Find hikes near you using your phone’s location, or using WTA’s Hike Finder Map or region filters - Find hikes based on pass and permit requirements - Kid-, dog- and...WTA works to ensure that trails across the state are better planned, built and managed, so you can get outside more easily. We can only do this work if we have your support. Help us create trails that everyone can enjoy for generations to come by donating today. Photo by Carrie Bancroft.Hiking Company Creek. This rugged trail begins in the Lake Chelan National Recreation Area and climbs steeply for the first 2 miles through open forest to enter Glacier Peak Wilderness. It then traverses a steep side hill, rocky bluffs and slide paths through thicker timber to Company Creek crossing at 5 miles, which can be a risky crossing ....
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