Snoqualmie Pass, Washington · King County · Facility
Provides access to: Pacific Crest Trail #2000 -Snoquamie Pass North and Pacific Crest Trail Snoqualmie South. Heading North the Pacific Crest Trail enters Alpine Lakes Wilderness and junctions with Commonwealth Basin Trail 1033 after 2.5 miles.
Provides access to: Pacific Crest Trail #2000 -Snoquamie Pass North and Pacific Crest Trail Snoqualmie South. Heading North the Pacific Crest Trail enters Alpine Lakes Wilderness and junctions with Commonwealth Basin Trail 1033 after 2.5 miles.
From North Bend travel east on I-90 to exit #52. Turn north. Take the first immediate right into the Pacific Crest Trail #2000 parking lot. A stock loading lot is located to the left. The road continues straight to the general hiking access and parking lot.
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