Big Tree Trail

Eastern Washington > Okanogan Highlands/Kettle River Range

48.8526, -119.0491 Map & Directions

Length: 2.7 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 0 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Easy

Fall foliage
Dogs allowed on leash
Good for kids
Lakes
Established campsites

Parking Pass/Entry Fee

None

Looking for a lower-key, wheelchair accessible hike among gorgeous golden larches in fall? The 0.7-mile Big Tree Trail is just the ticket. Continue reading

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Hiking Big Tree Trail

The Big Tree Trail near the Lost Lake campground goes through the Big Tree Botanical Area near Strawberry Mountain.

For those who want a lower-key, wheelchair accessible hike, the 0.7-mile Big Tree Trail is just the ticket. Highlighting two 900 year old Western Larch trees, the short loop trail provides educational signage and a couple of benches to take in the surrounding forest at your leisure.

The trail begins across from the Lost Lake Campground entrance and travels one mile from Lost Lake Campground to the Big Tree Botanical Trailhead and Interpretive Site. The trail continues 0.7 miles around the loop at the Big Tree Trail Interpretive Site.

Wheelchair Accessibility

This is a soft-surface trail to some beautiful large trees. The way can have debris fallen from trees on it.

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Big Tree Trail

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Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 48.8526, -119.0491 Open in Google Maps