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Twin Lakes Snowshoe Hike

What Hikes & Outings
When Jan 21, 2012
from 09:00 am to 05:00 pm
Where Carpools depart from Portland
Contact Name Jonathan Jelen
Contact Email jj@oregonwild.org
Contact Phone 503.283.6343 ext 224
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Start the new year off in the mountains with a beginner snowshoe trip along the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail. This is the second Twin Lakes trip of the 2012 season.

 

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Level: Beginner
Distance: 4.0 miles
Elevation Gain: 800 feet
Leader: Jonathan Jelen
Location: Mount Hood National Forest

If you've never been on a snowshoe hike before, this is the perfect opportunity to give it a try. If you are a veteran snowshoer, bring along a warm beverage and show the newbies how it's done.

We'll hike through high elevation old-growth forests along the Pacific Crest Trail up to the first of Twin Lakes. The lakeside offers a pristine spot to enjoy some lunch and to admire the view (fingers crossed for a clear day and straight line view to the top of Mount Hood).

The snowshoe trip will include guided narration regarding forest ecology and preservation.

Sign up for the hike here.

Help Oregon Wild continue to provide high-quality, guided hikes into Oregon's spectacular wildlands by making a small donation. Your support helps offset the costs of our hikes program, and ensures we can all continue to explore and enjoy Oregon's natural heritage. Suggested donation of $5 (Oregon Wild members) and $10 (non members).

If you are unsure if your Oregon Wild membership is current, please call 503.283.6343 x 224. To join, please click here.

Snowshoes are not provided. Rentals can be made at REI at 1405 NW Johnson St, 503.221.1938 and at Oregon Mountain Community at 2975 NE Sandy Blvd, 503.227.1038.

Twin Lakes in Winter

Do you know...
What is Oregon's largest protected Wilderness area?
 The Hells Canyon Wilderness
 The Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness
 The Eagle Cap Wilderness
 

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