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Oregon
1.9 mi
Distance
3,463 ft
Gain
1h 56m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Sunshine
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The Sunshine Trail offers a challenging 1.94-mile out-and-back route in Washington that rewards adventurous hikers with a demanding trek. This trail integrates seamlessly into a larger network, connecting to both Trapper Creek Trail (#192) and Observation Trail (#132) for those seeking to extend their exploration. Perfect for experienced hikers looking to test their skills on difficult terrain.
Rim
~1 min drive
A 1.77-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that connects to the Sunshine Trail and Trapper Creek Trail system.
Shortcut
~2 min drive
A 0.60-mile out-and-back trail in Oregon that links to the Observation Trail system.
Siouxon
~4 min drive
A 3.05-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that connects to the Chinook Creek Trail #130A system.
Observation
~3 min drive
An 11.20-mile moderate out-and-back hike in Washington's Trapper Creek Wilderness.
Observation Peak
~2 min drive
A 1-mile out-and-back trail in Washington's Trapper Creek Wilderness, ideal for a quick wilderness excursion.
Lower Falls Creek
~7 min drive
A moderate 3.4-mile out-and-back trail in Washington offering a solid hiking experience.
Soda Peaks Lake
~3 min drive
A strenuous 4.57-mile out-and-back hike through forest and rocky terrain in Washington's Trapper Creek Wilderness, best suited for experienced hikers.
Trapper Creek
~4 min drive
A brief 1.01-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that links to Observation Trail #132.
Wildcat
~10 min drive
A challenging 5-mile out-and-back hike in Washington featuring rocky, difficult terrain.
Dry Creek
~5 min drive
An easy 8-mile out-and-back trail in Washington that connects to Bourbon Creek and Wind River trails.
