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Washington
Lake to Lake Trail
0.1 mi
Distance
16 ft
Gain
2 min
Time
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Lake to Lake Trail
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Elevation & route
- Distance
- 0.1 mi
- Elevation gain
- 16 ft
- Elevation loss
- 83 ft
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About this trail
Lake to Lake Trail is a short 0.12-mile trail in Lacamas Park, Washington, gaining 16 feet of elevation. The trail is managed by County Land as part of the Lacamas Park trail system.
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- County Land
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