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Popular Trip Reports7am. Visibility was low at the trailhead. A lone hiker with camera gear goes up. Nice and cool in the forest, up to the Lake and that in a shroud of mist. An old path from months ago, up yet the rocks ... Left parking lot 1130 or so and took the #400. Hills, views and foliage to downed trees and asphalt then back to trail, nice views here; stay PCT North, over the bridge, and into WA. Canopy again for ... If anyone is thinking about going this weekend here's a quick update...
No 'real' snow until near the top. Snowshoes would be worthless, actually more trouble than anything else.. YakTrax (or similar) ... I live less than 40 minutes away from Lee Falls and went there twice last summer. I was planning to make it a go-to hike & swimming hole this summer but unfortunately the already-bad parking situa ...
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