Name: Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail
Rating: 4.2

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“A steep, switchback-laden climb to two mountain lakes. ”

— Tad Davis

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Overview

Features: Birding — River/Creek — Wildlife [Add/Remove]

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Runner Notes [Suggest Changes]

Expect traffic on a nice day including hikers, runners, dogs and horses. This trailhead is notorious for break-ins so be sure to take any valuables with you or stash them out of sight in your car.

Description [Suggest Changes]

From the trailhead the route heads west and climbs immediately. The steep climb is broken by a couple of flatter sections but climbs the entire way. About half way up there is an intersection, though a sign points the correct direction to the left. If you were to continue straight, this is a short cut, though very steep. The left is the "official" trail and much more enjoyable with a couple of photographic switchbacks. Eventually, the trail will end at the intersections to the Hemlock Trail.

Flora & Fauna [Suggest Changes]

Cougars have been sighted on this trail in the winter months.

Contacts

Land Manager: WSP - Larrabee State Park

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Trail Ratings

4.2 from 5 votes

#5

in Chuckanut Mountain Park

#5164

Overall

4.2 from 5 votes

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195 Since Mar 28, 2016

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Length 1.7 Miles 2.7 Kilometers 64% Runnable	Elevation 1,287' 392 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
15% Avg Grade (8°) 58% Max Grade (30°)	1,593' 485 m High 305' 93 m Low

Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail

Length

1.7 Miles 2.7 Kilometers

64%

Elevation

1,287' 392 m

0' 0 m

15%

58%

1,593' 485 m

305' 93 m

Conditions

“A steep, switchback-laden climb to two mountain lakes. ”