Free guided Backpack to Andrews Creek with Washington Trails Association
Each summer, Washington Trails Association offers a series of free guided excursions into Washington's scenic wild lands.
On a Wildland
Discovery Hike we visit trails and
wildlands that face threats and learn about the issues that affect our
trail system.
Each of these trails—and they wildlands they traverse—need our support. On these hikes, you’ll learn more about the challenges facing these trails, and how you can help. With lakes, summits, river valleys, and wildflowers, the series offers something for every hiker.
Andrews Creek/Meadow Lake overnight —Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
When:
Saturday, September 13 - Sunday, September 14
Round Trip: 15 miles
Elevation Gain: 900 feet
Green Trails Map: #20 Coleman Peak
Hikers will enjoy an overnight trip into the Pasayten Wilderness, up Andrews Creek to the cutoff to the Meadow Creek Trail. Andrews Creek was severely fire-damaged several years ago. We’ll have a chance to see how the area is recovering and marvel at the work that the Forest Service has put in. In addition we will discuss the upcoming opportunities to have a say in the future of the Okanogan - Wenatchee National Forest.
Please note this trip is for experienced backpackers with their own equipment.
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Details
- Start: 9:00 AM, Sep 13 2008
- End: 5:00 PM, Sep 14 2008
- Who Should Attend:Please note this trip is for experienced backpackers with their own equipment and food.
- Cost:FREE
- Registration: Registration is required.
- Web Site: http://www.wta.org
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