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Revision as of 21:39, 23 November 2020

At the junction of the Varney Creek Trail with the Mountain Lakes Loop, Mountain Lakes Wilderness (bobcat)

Description

This junction marks the end of the Varney Creek Trail and the beginning of the Mountain Lakes Loop. If you've come up Varney Creek, turn left for Lake Como and Lake Harriette (both have campsites) or head up to the right for the less popular Eb and Zeb Lakes.


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