Location: Mountain Loop Highway
Length: ~5.5 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 1350 feet[om_gmap zoom=”11″ lat=”48.0770″ lng=”-121.7457″ ]Getting there:Drive I-5 to Highway 2. Head east on 2 until you reach 204 toward Lake Stevens. Once in Lake Stevens, turn north on Highway 9. Turn east on Highway 92 (the Mountain Loop Highway) and continue through Granite Falls. Turn left at North Alder Ave and continue about 13 miles until you reach the parking area for the Lake TwentyTwo trailhead on the right.
Length: ~5.5 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 1350 feet[om_gmap zoom=”11″ lat=”48.0770″ lng=”-121.7457″ ]Getting there:Drive I-5 to Highway 2. Head east on 2 until you reach 204 toward Lake Stevens. Once in Lake Stevens, turn north on Highway 9. Turn east on Highway 92 (the Mountain Loop Highway) and continue through Granite Falls. Turn left at North Alder Ave and continue about 13 miles until you reach the parking area for the Lake TwentyTwo trailhead on the right.
NW Forest Pass required
A group of us decided to make the trek up to Lake TwentyTwo off the Mountain Loop Highway on fine grey, drizzly June day. I hadn’t been up there in forever and it was great to explore the area once again.
I’m getting wet
Columbine
Columbine and Kate
Group of not-so-weary travellers
Silly shots
Catalog shot!
Lake TwentyTwo from the far end
Kirin the Explorer
Kirin
Thin ice
