Last weekend we took a hike (literally) to Snow Lake. The weather was warm but not too hot, and we decided to get outside for a while and enjoy nature for a change.
The Snow Lake hike is relatively close to Seattle; a 52-mile or so drive will get you to the trailhead. And, at 3 miles round-trip, it's a relatively short hike, and is good for an entire morning or afternoon. As for difficulty, it does ascend quickly near the end, with a set of switchbacks amidst a gravelly, dusty trail. But after that, a great view of the lake and a short jaunt downhill await you before you arrive at the cool, clear water.
Pack sandals and a bathing suit to enjoy a dip in the lake after the hike. And, remember your water and some trail mix for the ascent.
Here are some pictures of our excursion:
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