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## Tour
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Annette Lake Trail
7.5 mile round-trip
"Waterfalls, wildflowers, sheltering forests, mountain views and an alpine lake are offered on this well-maintained trail. At the lake, enjoy the sights and relax for a while. If you backpacked in, stay at the campsites for a sunrise and sunset on the lake." - WTA
For more information on this trail, visit the Washington Trail Association at:
Twin Falls Trail
approx. 3/4 mile to upper falls
"Switchback down hillsides and through lush green forest, until you arrive at the beautiful falls and the Big Bridge." - WTA
For more information on this trail, visit the Washington Trail Association at:
Cedar Butte Trail
3.5 mile round-trip
"The summit is forested, but there are views out toward the north looking up the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River, with Mount Si, Mount Teneriffe, Green Mountain, Russian Butte and Mailbox Peak all visible." - WTA
For more information on this trail, visit the Washington Trail Association at:
McClellan Butte Trail
9 mile round-trip
"A long with the numerous other I-90 hikes there is no shortage of ‘workout’ on this hike. Like its counterparts, this trail is largely for those interested in heading up, steeply. Views from the top encompass the full range of I-90 peaks, Snoqualmie Pass, and much of the Alpine Lake Wilderness." - WTA
For more information on this trail, visit the Washington Trail Association at:
Homestead Valley Trailhead
Located off SE Homstead Valley Road, this parking area provides access to the Palouse to Cascades Trail and the Mt. Washington Trail.
For directions to this trailhead: