Description:

  • The Pilot Ridge Trail is a strenuous 11 mile hike. The trail begins off the North Fork Sauk Trail #649 and ends at June Mountain at the junction with the Bald Eagle Trail #650. Hikers must follow the North Fork Sauk Trail for 2 miles to the junction with the Pilot Ridge Trail. Pilot Ridge Trail continues for 3 miles gaining 3000 feet in elevation in a series of switchbacks. On a clear day, the view from the ridge is spectacular. The first good campsite is at 8 miles near a small tarn on the north side of the ridge.

    At 10 miles, a side trail to the east climbs for 1 mile to the 6712 summit of Johnson Mountain. The main trail continues on reaching a junction at 10.5 miles. The left fork leads to 22 acre Upper Blue Lake at 5500 feet, which can remain frozen until mid-August. The right fork is the main trail which leads to June Mountain. at a junction with the Bald Eagle Trail.

  • Details
    • Contact:

    • tel: 509-763-3103
    • fax: 509-763-3211
    • Address:

    • WA
    • Mileage:

    • 14.9
    • Strenuousness:

    • Intense

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