Mount Ellinor
Snowfields to cross, icy patches
4 this month · 157 reports
Olympic Peninsula
The trail to Lena Lake is in good condition, with no snow reported as of November 6. Recent reports from October and November indicate that the road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, October 9. There are a few downed trees on the trail, but they are generally easy to navigate by ducking under or crawling over October 9. The lake level is currently low, August 25. Parking can be busy, especially on Sundays, with reports of the lot being nearly full by 10 AM on September 27, though there were plenty of spaces around 1:30 PM on the same day.
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The road to the trailhead is reported as suitable for all vehicles as of November 6. While paved, there is one notable pothole near the trailhead that is marked with orange spray paint.
Recent reports mention a few downed trees on the trail that require ducking under or crawling over, but these are not considered major obstacles, September 27. The trail is generally well-maintained.
The trailhead can be busy, particularly on weekends. One report from September 27 noted the parking lot was almost full by 10 AM on a Sunday, while another on the same day found plenty of parking around 1:30 PM. Even on non-holiday weekdays, the trail is popular.
Snowfields to cross, icy patches
4 this month · 157 reports
Recent potholes near the end of the road
4 this month · 87 reports
Steep climbs and muddy bogs await
4 this month · 38 reports
Many mushrooms and rocky stairs
2 this month · 64 reports
Fall color has arrived
2 this month · 63 reports
Motocross noise overwhelms the quiet
2 this month · 56 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
This trail was bare and wet for the majority of the hike. I took the long way to Lena Lake & accidentally ended up with 9.5 miles & 2200 ft elevation gain. I caution you to take the first right when y...
It turns out that the trick to this busy trail on a beautiful Sunday is not to go until after lunch at Hama Hama Oyster Saloon. I didn't quite have the trail to myself -- maybe a dozen or so people de...
The last hike I did had the worst forest road ever. So it was nice to have a good paved road all the way to the trailhead for this one. The trail is in great shape. It seems well traveled up to Len...
The trail is in great shape. No major obstacles, other than a downed tree that is pretty easy to crawl under.The parking lot was almost full when we arrived at 10 AM on a beautiful Sunday. However, mo...
The trail was great... There was a downed tree closer up before you get to the fork, but plenty of room to go under it... I will say the description on here is not exactly accurate... It made me think...
The paved road leading to the trailhead seemed great for smaller vehicles; there was just one large pothole. The trail was beautiful and well-maintained. A few sections with streams crossing or on the...
The hike to Lena Lake starts with many switchbacks, but the grade is not bad. The way is beautiful with boulders covered with fern moss and the abundant green of Oregon grape, twin flowers, salal and...
Spent two nights at Lena Lake with a day hike to Upper Lena and Milk Lake (minus dog and owner who hung out at camp/Brothers trail).Brand new pit toilets are installed at Lena Lake with great signage ...
Its a popular trail, even when the weather isn't so great we usually run into other hikers. We even ran into a tent at the trailhead for the Washington Trails Association in August! Shout out to the c...
Our group of Mountaineers arrived at the parking lot around 7:45am on Labor Day. There were plenty of spaces available despite being a holiday weekend. The day started cloudy/foggy, but the sun starte...