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After departing the Pete Lake Trailhead, you get a glimpse of Pete Lake about 4-4.25 miles in. Here you'll find several camp spots along the lake that make for a good overnight stop along the way or a final destination for families. But, be warned that it's a popular place, and you likely won't be alone.
At about 5.5 miles in, you'll cross Lemah Creek--depending on water levels, this could be challenging even for experienced hikers. Be sure to bring strap-able sandals with you to keep your shoes dry and trekking poles for balance. There is a 2.7-mile detour you can also navigate (not yet documented here).
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