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Hidden Lake - bring mosquito repellent! Photo by Guy E. Meacham.
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This is a great, short family hike that even toddlers can walk. And it is open most of the year.
Summit Trail #691 skirts the Multorpor Fen, the Skibowl Ski Area, and the homes around Government Camp. This fee-free Forest Service trail crosses the ski area near the lodge. Photo by John Sparks.
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Kathleen Walker
Oct 10, 2016 near Government Camp, OR
“Hidden Lake - bring mosquito repellent! Photo by Guy E. Meacham.”  

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Hidden Lake - bring mosquito repellent! Photo by Guy E. Meacham.
Summit Trail #691 skirts the Multorpor Fen, the Skibowl Ski Area, and the homes around Government Camp. This fee-free Forest Service trail crosses the ski area near the lodge. Photo by John Sparks.
There are mountain bikers on the trail, but wide clearings allow good visibility for hikers and runners.
This is one of the few vistas available from Paradise Park Trail for the first six miles of Tom Dick and Harry Ridge in the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness.
The Summit Trail crosses another tributary of Camp Creek. Skunk cabbage (large leaves on the left) is common in the wet areas. Photo by John Sparks.
Little Zigzag Falls is a scenic destination for a kid-friendly hike. Photo courtesy of www.MtHoodTerritories.com
The Summit Trail has large western red cedar as well as Alaskan cedar. This is the bridge across the South Fork Camp Creek. It is open to mountain bikes, and is also good for x-c skiing and snowshoeing. Photo by John Sparks.
This is a great, short family hike that even toddlers can walk. And it is open most of the year.
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