Dorothy Lake Trail 1072
Enter Alpine Lakes Wilderness and hike through densely shaded forest to the Dorothy Lake outlet in approximately 1.5 miles. Follow the lake’s eastern edge for another two miles to the lake’s inlet. Climb over a steep ridge into the Snoqualmie Ranger District. Continue to Bear and Deer lakes, about one mile from the Dorothy Lake inlet. Dorothy Lake Trail ends 4.5 miles from the trailhead at Snoqualmie Lake and continues to Taylor River Road off the Interstate-90 corridor on Snoqualmie Lake Trail 1002.
At a Glance
Permit Info: | Alpine Lakes Wilderness self-issue permit is required for day and overnight use, obtained at the trailhead from May 15 to October 31. |
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Open Season: | June |
Usage: | Heavy |
Best Season: | Late Spring / Summer / Fall |
Busiest Season: | Summer |
Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply
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Closest Towns: | Skykomish, Washington |
Restroom: | Vault toilet at trailhead |
Passes: | A valid Recreation Pass required at Dorothy Lake Trailhead. |
Operated By: | Forest Service |
Information Center: | Check current conditions or call Skykomish Ranger District office at 360-677-2414. |
General Information
Directions:From Skykomish, WA take US Highway 2 west for about 3 miles to Old Cascade Highway, at approximately milepost 46. Turn south on Old Cascade Highway for one mile then turn south onto Miller River Road (FS Road #6410). Continue on #6410 for 9.5 miles to the road’s end at the trailhead.
General Notes:
Map: Green Trails #175 (Skykomish)
Activities
Day Hiking
Recreation areas with activity Day Hiking:Fire Information | Campfires are prohibited at Dorothy and Snoqualmie Lakes |
Elevation desc | 1900/4000 |
Difficulty Level: | Easy to More Difficult |
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