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Pipestone Ridge Lower Coulee

North Cascades > Methow/Sawtooth
48.4417, -120.0191 Map & Directions
Length
0.25 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
0 feet
Highest Point
775 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty
Easy
From the Lightning Creek Trail. Photo by treeana.
  • Good for kids
  • Mountain views
  • Wildflowers/Meadows

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A wildflower-dotted, easy trail near the Lightning Creek campground in the Methow. Continue reading

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Hiking Pipestone Ridge Lower Coulee

This trail littered with sagebrush and balsamroot trail is just across the road from the Lightning Creek campground in the Methow Valley. In late summer, fragrant flowers surround the area, intoxicating curious hikers.

Explore further to a hidden valley with birch trees. The campground is heavily used, but provides an excellent base camp for access to many other possible trails. There's no elevation gain, or much distance at all, but this area provides a nice option for those hikers who want to take it easy for a day or so.

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Pipestone Ridge Lower Coulee

Map & Directions

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Co-ordinates: 48.4417, -120.0191 Open in Google Maps

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Getting There

Approximately 6 miles south of Twisp take a left onto Upper Beaver Creek road. Cross a bridge. The trail starts just across from the campground.

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North Cascades > Methow/Sawtooth

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