ペンドオレイユ郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Along the shoreline, you can explore the rocky beaches. Discover a variety of fauna that are sure to delight as you wonder the northeast side of the lake. In the fall, the alpine larches paint the hillside an amazing gold color!

Seven-mile trail of deep, dark forest and scenic vistas, and gorgeous wildflowers. Several of the Trails share their names with the different flowers you can find. Such as: Ladyslipper, Arrowleaf Ridge, and Pentstemon Point.

A healthy riparian and wetland habitat at low elevation is actually quite rare in Eastern Washington and Pend Oreille County. This area provides many declining wildlife species, such Townsend's big-eared bat, northern goshawk, western toad, Columbia spotted frog, and pygmy whitefish with a favorable habitat.

About halfway through the trail, you will find a viewing platform. Take a look at Lake Thomas, part of the chain of lakes. Then extend your sight towards Thomas and Green Mountains off in the distance.

Brown's Lake is an 88.1 acre, 23 feet (ca. 7 m) deep lake, high up in the forested mountains. Well known for its fly-fishing and camping; you might even catch a glimpse of the cutthroat spawning run in the spring. Make sure to check out the historical Cabin, located within the campground.

Named after an early trapper in the area, Frater lake provides excellent summer and winter Sno-Park recreation opportunities. 11 acres and 15 feet (4.57 m) deep lake, you can enjoy great fishing in any season, but motorized boat are not allowed.