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Sundown Gap

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Where the off-trail route departs FR 041-570 (bobcat)
On the abandoned logging road below Sundown Gap, Red Buttes Wilderness (bobcat)

Description

Sundown Gap is a saddle between the two middle prominences on the Tanner Mountain-Grizzly Peak ridge. You can use an overgrown logging road from here to begin an off-trail connection to reach the Tanner Lakes Trail and thus complete a loop in the western portion of the Red Buttes Wilderness. The route continues down through a steep open linear meadow, followed by a short steep descent through conifer woods to the Tanner Lake Trail near Tanner Lake.

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