Lone Tree Mountain

Trail Overview

Within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, this route begins at Forest Road 23, climbing 2,600 feet. This route is a beautiful drive with lush forests along the climb that are somewhat overgrown, especially in late fall. It ends at a landslide with very large boulders and trees blocking the road any further. At this point, the road is wide enough to turn around and can be used as a parking lot to continue the hike to the top.

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Difficulty

This is an easy route with no obstacles to speak of. In winter, snow on the trail makes it narrow and difficult to pass. Expect pinstripes from overgrown brush along the sides.

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