Day Hike - Glacier Lake (Goat Rocks)

• Roseanne Lorenzana conceived this adventure. Due to enthusiastic demand, we are adding more hikes!
• Those individuals on her waitlists will have priority registration until April 14^th

• This is #1 of 5-day hikes (series 2) in the Goat Rocks & Mt. Adams wilderness areas

• Trail links: Glacier Lake
• Trail names: Glacier Lake #89
• Route type: Out and back

• Please be properly conditioned & equipped to do these hikes.
• Temperatures in September average 40°F low to 74°F high in Packwood, WA
• It’s ~3  hour drive from Seattle to Packwood.
• Participants are responsible for their own transportation and accommodation arrangements.
• The leader will be camping at Walupt Lake campground Tues night through Saturday night (16-20 Sept), departing on Sunday, Sept 21st.  I am in site #39
• Packwood area options include hotels, Airbnb, Hipcamp, and an Outdoorsy rental. Given the history of wildfires and smoke, you may want to ensure the ability to cancel.
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• This week of September is the last this campground will be open for the season. Reservations are open now and there are also first-come-first-serve campsites. See Walupt Campground
• Hunting season will be open.

My Style: Welcome & thanks for finding me here and sharing the outdoors. I thrive in nature and hope you do too! I love creating and leading hikes where we move at a good pace (with “joy stops”) while experiencing what hiking is all about – enjoying Nature’s offerings and surprises together. My primary role is to facilitate a safe experience physically and mentally, so I take that seriously.  For me, the best hikes are those where we each contribute to the experience by sharing knowledge, humor, or quietly engaging.

I look forward to seeing you on the trail if this sounds like a fit for you!

My Expectations: 1) arrive personally prepared & conditioned, 2) adopt a visitor mindset, and 3) create harmonious vibes.

12:00 noon   Trailhead: Glacier Lake #89

The trailhead is 20 minutes from Packwood on FR 21, which is on the route to Walupt Campground, 50 minutes further