A beautiful space in the outdoors and great scenery to have a picnic. The hike to Terri Peak, which towers over Lake Perris and offers panoramic views, is a hidden gem. For the last bit of the hike from the saddle, you'll be scrambling up boulders for 0.5 miles to make it up to the lookout. ENGLISH Hidden Lake Trailhead is near Lake Wenatchee. There's no defined trail to the lake it's about a 1/2 mile boulder scramble if you're looking to get down there. Spring has finally settled in and Summer is just around the corner. Once you reach the saddle, you'll be able to see Hidden Lake below. The Hike To This Hidden Mountain Lake Is One Of The Most Beautiful Trails In Idaho. Once you've hiked for about 2.5 miles, the trail will ease its incline grade a bit and allow you to pass through the meadow and catch your breath.Īfter another mile of hiking, you'll start to get views of the surrounding peaks like Forbidden and Klawatti. Hidden Lake Trail follows the forested ridge east of Zigzag Canyon, climbing almost 2800 to reach the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail 2000 in approx. As you climb, the view gets better - take time to check out the valley below and Mt. You must cross the outlet stream just before the lake and this can be tricky. The trail starts out crossing a grassy meadow followed by an equally grassy hillside with very pleasant views to the south and west. The trailhead is actually 80 feet higher than the lake and yes, there is a bit of elevation gain and loss, but it is a rather easy hike. Unfortunately, the shade starts to dissipate after about a mile, where you'll cross over Sibley Creek and enter the basin. Depending on the season, the Hidden Lake can resemble a large marshy pond. The hike to Hidden Lake is approximately 2.5 miles. When you start the trail, you'll get a little tree coverage as you start climbing up. The hike to Hidden Lake Lookout in North Cascades National Park begins with a 0.8 miles of rough section trail with big boulders, roots, and wash-outs. Once on the back side of the visitor center. It's first come, first served.īe careful when heading up this 4.5 mile trail since there can be snow coverage into the summer. The hike to Hidden Lake in Glacier National Park begins from the west side of the Logan Pass Visitor Center.
Hit the trail early if you're hoping to spend the night in the lookout. Once you've completed the scramble to the top, get 360 degree views of Washington.
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