Huckleberry Creek Trail #1182
| Trail Uses |  |
Length | 0.9 miles one-way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season of Use | Spring/Summer/Fall | Beginning Elevation | 3200 feet |
| Visitor Use | Medium | Ending Elevation | 3200 feet (level grade) at Mt. Rainier National Park Boundary |
| Map(s) | USGS 7.5', Suntop and White River District Map | Level of Difficulty | Easiest |
Access:
Drive east on State Highway 410 from Enumclaw 24.8 miles to Huckleberry Creek Road #73. Turn right (south) onto #73 and follow 6.5 miles. Trailhead is on left side before crossing Huckleberry Creek. Trailhead Facilities: 5 parking spaces on road shoulder.
Attractions & Considerations:
Huckleberry Creek Trail leaves Road #7340, an old spur road, in second growth timber. At mile point 0.1 it crosses Lost Creek on a foot log and enters old growth timber. The trail follows Huckleberry Creek to Mt. Rainier National Park Boundary at mile point 0.9. The trail continues into the Park to Lake James and Sunrise. Inside the Park the trail is closed to horses, mountain bikes and motorized use.
Notes:
- Open to Hikers only.
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Dogs must be on a leash.
- Use established rings for campfires.