Also, if you are taking off in the dewy morning hours, you can get quite wet. At times you will need to step with care. Bare in mind while grass is pretty and pleasant, when it reaches 2 to 3 feet high, it tends to hide things like rocks and logs from your view. The trail starts out crossing a grassy meadow followed by an equally grassy hillside with very pleasant views to the south and west. The trailhead is actually 80 feet higher than the lake and yes, there is a bit of elevation gain and loss, but it is a rather easy hike. The Rent Zestimate for this home is 1,987/mo, which has increased by 5/mo in the last 30 days. The Zestimate for this house is 293,300, which has increased by 5,387 in the last 30 days. The hike to Hidden Lake is approximately 2.5 miles. 6680 Hidden Lake Trl B-11, Brecksville, OH is a townhome home that contains 1,904 sq ft and was built in 1988. Now that is a pretty short walk since I parked my trailer in the campsite next to the trailhead. I was ready to go just after lunch and headed to the trailhead. I solve this problem by refiling my liter bottle when I find nice clear streams. The down side is, it is not filtered so if you are trying to use murky water, the taste comes through…yuck.
I chose to use a “Steripen” because it is lightweight, only 7 ounces, and provides nearly unlimited sterilized water. I like to carry my camera along with a light but well fit daypack with emergency supplies, snacks and my “Steripen”. Perhaps that is what I have become, but there is nothing to compare to a day spent hiking mountain trails to remote lakes only to return to a quick shower followed by dinner and a bowl of my favorite ice cream. I have long thought of trailer camping as being for sissies. The lake is deepest at its southeast end, with depths up to 148 feet (45 m). 1 2 It is located entirely inside the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge.
#Hidden lake trail free
I arrived before noon and quickly set up my trailer. Hidden Lake (Alaska) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hidden Lake is a lake on the Kenai Peninsula of Alaska, formed by an ancient channel of the Kenai River. My goal was to spend 3 days doing day hikes with Hidden Lake being my first target.
The road over Brundage Mountain is rather rough when pulling a trailer, but just go slow. 5 miles past the Grassy Mountain Trailhead which is marked. It is 19 miles to Hard Creek Campground which is not marked, however, it is only.
I followed Highway 55 to a left turn onto Goose Lake Rd in 6.5 miles. To get there, I traveled north on Highway 95 to New Meadows where I turned right toward McCall. I set out bright and early August 11, 2016, pulling my 19 foot Jayco trailer to Hard Creek Campground.
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