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National Forest Development Road 2235 and National Forest Development Road 9090 Loop

based on 15 tracks & routes #158 hike out of 988 in
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2.6 mi
Distance
1 hrs 26 min
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terrain
571 ft
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Overview

This is a easy loop trail in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

This trail goes by Gold Creek Sno-Park.

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TbEkrCcI 3 years, 10 months ago
Kendall peaks snow shoeTrack (1/16/22, 8:50:20AM)
Karen Knight and Meg Coyle No new snow for awhile. Packed down trail. Used snowshoe but probably could do spikes. Dogs ok. Need a parking pass Lovey got above the fog layer!
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Mary Pearson 9 months, 2 weeks ago
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