Central Cascades - Blewett Pass
Ingalls Lake (9.2 Miles)

Central Cascades - Lake Chelan

Central Cascades - Stevens Pass - East
Lake Janus (6.3 Miles)
Lake Valhalla (6 Miles)

Central Cascades - Stevens Pass - West
Boulder Lake (8.2 Miles)
Tonga Ridge (6.0 Miles)

Issaquah Alps - Cougar Mountain

Issaquah Alps - Tiger Mountain

Mt. Rainier - Carbon River / Mowich
Paul Peak (9.4 miles)
Spray Park (8 Miles)

Mt. Rainier - Longmire / Paradise
Snow Lake (2.2 mi)

Mt. Rainier - Sunrise / White River
Grand Park (13.6 Miles)

North Cascades - Baker Lake
Railroad Grade (6.0 Miles)
Scott Paul Loop (7.5 Miles)

North Cascades - Mountain Loop Highway
Bear Lake Road (6 Miles)
Heather Lake (4 Miles)
Lake Twenty-Two (4.8 Miles)
Mt. Dickerman (8.7 Miles)
Mt. Pilchuck (6 Miles)

North Cascades - Mt. Baker Hwy
High Pass (6.8 Miles)
Ptarmigan Ridge (7.6 Miles)
Skyline Divide (8.4 Miles)

North Cascades - North Cascades Hwy
Blue Lake (4.4 miles)
Cutthroat Pass (10 Miles)
Easy Pass (7.2 Miles)
Heather/Maple Pass (6.5 Miles)
Hidden Lake (9 Miles)

Olympics
Deer Park Trail (15.2 Miles)
Grand Valley (8.4 Miles)
Whiskey Bend Loop (6.7 Miles)

Olympics - Coast
Cape Alava Loop (9.2 Miles)
Cape Flattery (1 Mile)

Olympics - South

Puget Sound and Islands

Snoqualmie Pass - North Bend Area
Mt. Si (8 Miles)
US Forest Service
US National Park Service
Heather/Maple Pass
Area:
North Cascades - North Cascades Hwy
Permit Required:
N
Trailhead Elevation:
4560 ft.
Difficulty:
Strenuous
Elevation Gain:
2000 ft.
Trail Type:
Hike
Distance Round Trip :
6.5 Miles
Trailhead Latitude:
48.516790
Peak Season:
July through September
Longitude:
-120.736420

Dogs Allowed Photographic Opportunities Wildlife Viewing Wildflowers Fall Color

Conditions
Trail
Water
Other
Trail is well maintained
Some water crossings have bridges


Experience

Majestic!

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Nearest Town: Stehekin, WA.


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Driving Directions:

Drive to Rainy Pass (mile post 151) on U.S. Highway 20. Turn into the Rainy Pass picnic area on the south side of U.S. Highway 20.

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Trail inf0 contributed by: Mr. Trail
Added on: 2008-10-09 22:36:30


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