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Kendall Peak Lakes via National Forest Development Road 2235 and National Forest Development Road 90

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3.9 mi
Distance
1 hrs 49 min
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1,844 ft
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Overview

This is a difficult one way trail in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

This trail goes by Kendall Peak Lakes.

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    12 months ago
    Good snowpack to the turn off to the lakes, had to break trail out towards the lakes. Excellent day in the sun. Trail is heavily used on weekends and please remember to bring skis or snowshoes.
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koehlerb 2 years, 8 months ago
Gold Creek 4/2/17 11:15:45 AM
No base, need wide skis for today's conditions. Light snow. Great for April!
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Kendall lakes tour
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