“comes to a mountain hemlock, white fir forest”
Darlene Lake is 11 acres in size and 48 feet deep. It has populations of brook and rainbow trout. The trail starts out in lodgepole forest and comes to a mountain hemlock, white fir forest. Directions from Crescent Lake Junction: On State Highway 58 go south toward Crescent Lake for approximately 2 miles. Turn right onto the first paved road, Forest Service Road #60, after crossing the railroad tracks. Travel about 6 miles, the trailhead is on the left just before the Spring Campground entrance. Hike 4.5+ miles up the Windy Lake Trail #50 to the junction with Trail #46 Turn left on Trail #46. Seasonal Information: Normally Open: Spring through Fall
Darlene Lake is 11 acres in size and 48 feet deep. It has populations of brook and rainbow trout. The trail starts out in lodgepole forest and comes to a mountain hemlock, white fir forest.
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