Steliko Lookout
Clear views and flowers on the way to the lookout
13 reports
Central Cascades
The Chelan Lakeshore Trail is largely snow-free and passable as of late June 2026. However, hikers should be prepared for overgrown vegetation that may require long pants and sleeves. Several sections of the trail have washouts and mud/rock slides, particularly between Flick Creek Falls and Stehekin, though these have been made passable thanks to trail work by WTA and the Forest Service. Small red flags and cables have been placed to mark the new trail routes in some of these damaged areas. Berry bushes, including huckleberries and thimbleberries, are abundant along the trail. The road access is reported as suitable for all vehicles.
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The trail has several washouts and mud/rock slides, especially in the latter half towards Stehekin, but they are passable with new routes marked by flags and cables. Overgrown vegetation is also present, making long pants and sleeves advisable as of June 29.
The primary reported obstacles are washouts and overgrown vegetation. While rattlesnakes are common in the area, none were encountered by one report on June 29.
Clear views and flowers on the way to the lookout
13 reports
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We did the Lakeshore Trail from 06/29 to 07/01 starting from Prince Creek, camping at Moore Point, and finishing at Stehekin. We experienced plentiful water sources and managed not to run into any rat...
2 night backpacking to Stehekin from Fields point.19 miles in total.night 1: we camped at moore point, the trail is perfect until here. no obstacles.night 2: From moore point to Stehekin, the trail ha...
Hello, my son and I completed the Chelan Lakeshore Trail, starting 6/28 at Prince Creek (ferry from Fields Point) and ending in Stehekin 6/30.The other reports before mine are helpful. The washouts a...
Took the ferry to Prince Creek with my 12yr old daughter. Started hiking around 10am, sign says 11 miles to Moore Point, it was actually around 12.5 miles in, we made it to the campground in about 9 h...
This was my 7th time hiking this trail, and the most eventful! My husband, dog, and I started at Prince Creek with plans to camp at Moore a point like we’ve always done. The trail the first day is in ...
Did this hike last weekend with a friend. Starting at prince creek we hiked the whole trail in 2 days; we weren't sure if we would be able to. Thank you to the trail crews for their hard work, the tra...
I'm just adding some pictures to help future travelers.The trail was difficult with all of the obstacles (creek crossings, washouts).Trekking poles were extremely valuable.I didn't run into any rattle...
Five day WTA BCRT working on the Lakeshore Trail. We stayed at Cascade Creek which is a lovely campsite on the lake with a box toilet.We repaired 1 minor and 1 major washout between Cascade Creek and ...
Day 1 (Friday, May 8):Our party of 4 adults and a dog caught the early morning ferry from Field’s Point Landing to Prince Creek. The trails were full of lupine and other wildflowers - absolutely gorge...
Beautiful and more strenuous three day trip than expected for party of 5.Day 1 Thursday May 7We caught the first ferry at Fields Point and we were the only ones dropped off at Prince Creek. Straightfo...