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STATISTICS:
  • High point: 4500 ft
  • Low point: 3300 ft
  • Total Length: 4.8 Miles
  • Effective Length:6.7 Miles
  • Horses Perimiited: YES
  • Bicycles Permitted: NO
  • Motorcycles Permitted: NO
  • Seaons: Summer,Fall
  • Text Source:Cle Elum Range District Trail Guide
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TRAILHEAD ACCESS: From Cle Elum and/or Roslyn, take state highway 903 north to Salmon La Sac, then right on Fish Lake Road #4330. Follow the road up the valley; the trailhead is at the end of the road.

PARKING AND FACILITIES: Facilities include parking, a stock unloading ramp, and a pit toilet,

TRAIL: From the trailhead, it follows a gentle uphill grade through meadows, forest, and across several creeks 1.8 miles to Hyas Lake. The trail continues along the eastern lakeshore and maintains a gentle grade for 1.6 miles until, past Upper Hyas Lake, it begins climbing up the mountainside. Near the 4-mile point is the junction with the Robin Lakes Trail #1376.1. After a 0.5 mile of switchbacks, the trail continues climbing through an area of swamps, ‘small meadows, and trees for about a mile up to its junction with the Pacific Crest Trail at Deception Pass. Water is available at spots along the trail for most of its length.

SETTING: River valley, old-growth forest, lake.\

OPPORTUNITIES: Hiking, horseback riding, scenery, photography, wildflowers, fishing, hunting, camping.

OTHER TRAILS: Robin Lakes #1376.1, Pacific Crest Trail #2000, Marmot Lake #1066.


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