Olallie Lake
Statistics
via Pratt Lake Trail
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(one-way) |
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Unknown |
| Average Grade: |
Unknown |
| Structure: |
Linear - One Way |
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Elevation Gain:
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Unknown |
| Start Elevation: |
1801 ft |
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via Talapus Lake Trail
| Total Distance: |
(one-way) |
| Estimated Time: |
Unknown |
| Average Grade: |
Unknown |
| Structure: |
Linear - One Way |
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Elevation Gain:
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Unknown |
| Start Elevation: |
2598 ft |
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Directions
Pratt Lake Trail
I-90 to exit #47. Turn north from the exit ramp and take a left at the "T" in the road. Drive 0.25 mile until the end of the road where the trailhead is located. The trail leaves from the northwest side of the lot.
Talapus Lake Trail
I-90 to exit #45. At the stop sign turn north. Turn left on Road #9030. Follow Road #9030 for 0.75 mile and turn right at the junction, following Road #9030 uphill to the trailhead at the end of the road.
Details
Pratt Lake Trail
The Pratt Lake Trail accesses a number of areas and offers an almost unlimited amount of possibilities for hiking, fishing, and scrambling. At 3.0 miles hikers approach Talapus and Olallie Lakes. Both of these areas are heavily overused and are very popular day hike destinations.
Talapus Lake Trail
This moderate hike is very popular with first time backpackers and families with children. The trail begins on an overgrown logging road through an old clearcut, enters forest shade and switchbacks up a hillside to a marshy area below Talapus Lake. Paths here branch in several directions. The main trail crosses the outlet on a bridge and at 2.0 miles comes to Talapus Lake (a good stopping point). The trail continues 1.25 miles to Olallie Lake. This area offers little privacy or seclusion due to overuse.
GPS Waypoints
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