HIDDEN LAKE TRAIL PDF

We encourage you to enjoy the views of Hidden Lake and inform you that the lake and surrounding land is private property. Located 2.6 miles from Government Camp, Oregon (OR) 9,378 Steps 1 (4. Hidden Lake Trail, Mount Hood National Forest.

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HIDDEN LAKE TRAIL PDF

Download the PDF Government Camp topo map. Trail users should stay within the easement on the paved path only. The Hidden Lake Trail is located 2.6 miles from Government Camp, Oregon (OR) in Mount Hood National Forest. The 2,400’ paved segment of the Greenway Trail System is located within an easement on private property owned by Hidden Lake Conservancy, Inc. The trail begins at the intersection of 131st Street and Center Street with overlooks of Hidden Lake and continues to Hidden Lake Park. Hidden Lake Trail is considered moderate by the rangers of Glacier National Park, but that’s because it has such a quick elevation gain in such little time. Trail Distance: 2.7-mile round trip (Out and Back Trail) Starting Elevation: 6,646 feet. This 14 acre park includes a play structure, open air shelter, playfield, small parking area, walking trails with access to a viewing deck at the shoreline of a private lake and connects to the Hidden Lake Trail segment of the Greenway Trail System. Hidden Lake Trail Details: Elevation Gain: 540 feet. Going all the way to the Lake gets quite a bit more difficult but doable if you are in decent shape or take your time. Length: 6 miles (round-trip) Duration: 3.5 hours Difficulty: Moderate Elevation Gain: 1000 feet Activities: Hiking, trail running, fishing, camping Crowds. You may also access the Hidden Lakes Trail from FR 2008, off FR 2179, on the south side of Butternut Lake. Hikers may travel the two miles to Hidden Lake, although it is more of a pond size. Hood Wilderness that connects to the Pacific Crest Trail. Description The Hidden Lake Trail is a relatively steep hike leading into the south side of the Mt. Park in the nature trail parking lot and follow the Franklin Nature Trail about 1/2 mile to the Hidden Lakes trailhead. A Northwest Forest Pass or other valid pass is required to park at the trailhead. The site was dedicated to the City as part of the Hidden Lake multi-family residential development. The Hidden Lake Overlook trail is uphill 1.5 miles (3 round trip) but doable for most people with a boardwalk much of the way. Directions: You may access this trail from the Franklin Nature Trail. Hidden Lake Park is a neighborhood park located in the east central portion of the City on Lilly Road.

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