This was hiked 11-29-2015. Since then about 4 inches of new snow at 3000-3500. So no snowshoes needed but traction for your boots strongly suggested. You can always just hike to the junction of Bandera and Mason Lake. Best to do hike today as more new snow is forecasted for this Wednesday night.
Hike is off of I-90 west of Snoq Pass and is a good workout. .
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| @ Top Brian & Frank (dog next to him) and Bartlett (dog below)@ Matt Weltner |
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| Some snow on the way up |
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| McClellan Butte view from the top |
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Mike Samoya- crossing creek
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| View of the Olympics on the way up |
Trail Stats: At about 3 miles fork to left goes to Mason Lake we take fork north and uphill. To the top is about 3.7 miles or total miles is 7.4 mile roundtrip and 3000 foot gain.
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