펜드 오레일 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

When you reach the summit, you are treated to a spectacular view! Columbia Plateau to the south, Kettle Range to the west, and the Selkirks to the east. You can still find remains of the once manned lookout that used to stand here. Demolished in the 1960s, it only lasted a decade.

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!

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.

This is a relatively large lake, the water is of extreme clarity. Amongst a mixed conifer forest, explore along the shoreline of Bead Lake to enjoy spectacular views of the lake and its surroundings.

At this Junction, you are located in a densely wooded coniferous forest just north of the Halliday Fen, which is a Research Natural Area. This is a good turn around point, or you can continue your journey for more adventure from here. There are moderate to steep grades in this area, so be mindful of the path.

This well-maintained trail is a great place to enjoy the Colville National Forest’s native flora and fauna from May through November. Wild berries, like raspberry, thimbleberry, red bearberry, and wild strawberry, grow beneath a forest of aspen, birch, mountain maple trees, and towering cedar trees.

Within the first half mile, is an open spot offering views to the north and West. Hooknose Mountain is the most prominent mountain visible from here; its shape gives it away. The big skies above often boast huge clouds, too, making this an excellent location for a photo op while you catch your breath.