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Regional Classic
A must do route for the area handpicked by local experts.
Fires are prohibited. No pets on trails. Treat water before drinking.
Path Type
There and Back
For the first mile, the trail has a gentle grade. It then becomes a steady but gradual climb for the next two miles. After these first three miles, the trail ascends steeply for the next 3.5 miles until its junction with the unmaintained East Boundary Trail. Beyond the junction, it descends slightly for a half mile until reaching Three Lakes.Punctuated by the constant babble of Laughingwater Creek and dense old-growth trees, Three Lakes is an insanely beautiful route. Although the route stays high above the creek and you can't actually see it, its sound provides the perfect backdrop for pristine Rainier views. Reverence for this pristine sub-alpine environment shouldn't be difficult to come by, but please be sure to stay on the designated trail - the meadows are especially fragile.
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