Snake Lake

Very tough road conditions; big rocks and narrow gaps. My SxS handled it ok, but on the south eastern side of Snake Lake the trail drops got kinda sketchy. Definitely not for the faint of heart. Once we got to lots-o-lakes trail it wasn’t too bad.

Definitely recommend at least 33s and a rear locker to run it comfortably - VERY tight as well and no way is a full size truck stuffing through some of the tight turns with rocks without body damage. 2000 regular cab Tacoma on 31s so shorter wheelbase and hammered mt skid place (no damage) though besides pinstripes on quarter panel… hit me up on IG and let’s wheel! 530_yota

trail is clear of trees on trail. had no traffic on a Saturday

Beautiful trail, but definitely not for beginners. Would absolutely run it again!

Shelf road and steps down into snake lake still difficult. Leaving lake, pinch point rutted out more then 2 years ago (got passenger fender and tail light damage), climb into little deer lake trapped both Tacomas in the group requiring winching.

Fun trail. Easy to difficult. Fun for everyone.

Gold Lake 4x4 campground accessible. Mild boulders gave fallen into the trial. Super wet, but other than that, accessible to the camp ground. Still snow blocking trail up out of campground to Snake lake.

OHV campground is accessible with lockers. Several snow drifts, climb out of Gold lake is impassible with deep snow

Still has heavy snow cover.

Very rocky and fun trail. It's fairly popular due to the campground, so expect oncomers and watch out for the PCT hikers.