Updated 2-2-2017
This a great snowshoe trip starting at Pratt Lake trail and go to a view point above Olallie Lake. The is a very popular trail and when we went you did not need snowshoes as it was packed down. However micro-spikes were very handy. At viewpoint you see Mt. Rainier and the lake.
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| From viewpoint 3.5 miles in nice view of Mt. Rainier |
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| View of Olallie Lake |
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| Group marching up |
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| Frank |
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| Hank |
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| View on the way up |
Driving directions: From Seattle, head east on I-90 to exit 47. Turn left and drive over the
freeway, then turn left at the T. Proceed to the nearby Pratt
Lake-Granite Mountain parking area.
Trail stats: About 7 miles roundtrip and 2389 elevation gain to get to the view of the lake. Start by hiking 0.60 miles and then take left fork (to Pratt/Olallie Lakes). The other fork goes to Granite Lookout. Continue 1.9 miles and then at fork go to the right. Continue 1 mile and view of Olallie Lake and Mt. Rainier.
Disclaimer: There are many factors which you should consider in
deciding whether to proceed with an outing, including the visible
weather at the trailhead, the strength and experience of the party, snow
and avalanche conditions, route conditions, etc. You are the final
decision maker whether to proceed. West Coast Weather, LLC dba
Washington Online Weather cannot be held liable for loss or injury
arising from your decision to proceed, and expressly disclaims all
liability related thereto.
Redmond, Washington USA. Also, please bring map-compass and GPS to help
with trail directions as our directions are our best estimate.
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