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Wallace Falls - Lake Loop

May 24, 2012

by thebrink last modified May 25, 2012 02:45 PM
Type of Outing
Day hike
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Hike: Wallace Falls - Lake Loop
Region: Central Cascades -- Stevens Pass - West
Avg Rating: 3.25
Brief sunlight and spray. photo by j brink
Our group did this hike in a bit of drizzle but we were sheltered by the trees most of the way. We hiked the loop beginning on the Woody trail and then on to the Boundry Road and on to the lake returning on the road to the Greg Ball trail and back on the Woody Trail.

Overall the trails were in surprisingly good condition considering the past four days of rain. We did run into a major flood on the road into the lake. The road to the northeast side of the lake was flooded for about fifty yards and up to about a foot deep. We turned around and took the approach to the southeast shore. In all we put in about 10.5 miles doing the loop.

Near the upper falls we began to get a whiff of spray paint and ran into a guy who was using a spray can of graffiti removing solution to remove markings left by anarchists and others up there.
Flooded road to Lake. photo by j brink
Middle Falls. photo by j brink
Wallace Lake looking NNW. photo by j brink
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