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Tinkham Peak
TNAB Hike

GPS Data: Map, Track, Waypoints

Click here for GPS eXchange format file.

Waypoints:

bulletTrailhead
bulletParking
bulletTrail forks
bulletSummits

Track:

bulletIncludes roads
to trailhead.

GPS Stats:

bulletmileage:
2.5 miles
bullettotal elevation
gain: 1700
bullettime to west
summit: approx
1 hr 10 min
bulletround trip approx:
2 hours

 

Driving directions:

bulletClick here for road map (380K)
bulletdrive I-90 past Snoqualmie pass
bulletTake stampede pass exit (next exit past the pass).
bulletDrive south-ish following signs for lost lake and forest service road 5480.
bulletAt a big 4/5 way intersection (approx 5.4 miles in) follow the signs to lost lake.
bulletStay on the main drag driving up above lost lake.
bulletAt about 7.0 miles in the road will fork. Go left. (The right fork goes up toward
Cottonwood lake and to a trailhead described in the "usual" hiking books.
bulletContinue to stay on the main drag, ignoring any forks to lesser roads.
bulletThe going gets rougher off and on (A 4WD high clearance vehicle is recommended.
bulletAt about 8.3 miles (about elev 4000) is a little waterfall on the right. Park here.

Hiking directions:

bulletWe walked the road a little farther (west) to find a weakness in the woods which
we followed up.
bulletThe Cedar River watershed boundary is near here and you may see no trespassing
signs posted in the trees.
bulletAngle up and right following any line of least resistance to find a narrow talus field.
bulletFollow the talus field up till you reach a trail that crosses it.
bulletGo right to mirror lake and left to the east summit.
bulletThe summit route follows the ridge and the edge of the cedar river watershed.
bulletThe west summit is an easy 10 minute walk along the top.

TNAB Hikes are not for the faint of heart. During the season we meet every Thursday in the Eastgate parking lot at 5pm. We hike fast. We hike in the rain. We hike in the snow. We hike in the dark. We don't always follow the beaten path. If you want to join us, click TNAB.


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