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Do stop by Enid Lake while you're in this part of Oregon. This lake is so wonderful. Timberline Lodge has magnificent slopes and a friendly staff, and in the event that you don’t have a problem getting dripping wet, you can always go whitewater paddling on Zigzag River. Enid Lake gets a good deal of water; during the month of December you get the most rain around here, and July meanwhile is the driest month. This place, the Central Cascade Range, has so much
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| | outdoors entertaining things. After a long day outdoors Mount Hood Inn is a good location to spend a night or two, as expected you could also check out Hidden Lake if you're here; it's not far at all. Yocum Falls is always fun to check out, and don't leave Enid Lake without first going for a hike along the Hidden Lake Trail. Be careful coming to Enid Lake, you might not ever wanna go home again. A journey to Little Zigzag Canyon is always fun; there are | |
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plenty of folks from Hood River here. At Enid Lake during the months of summer highs are in the 70's. Once the sun is down it descends down to the 50's. High temperatures during the winter are normally in the 40's, and winter nights
come with lows in the 30's to Enid Lake. So much cool stuff to do in the Central Cascade Range, not enough time. A fine spot to camp here at Enid Lake is Barlow Campground, and from Enid Lake you acquire a nice view of Multorpor
Mountain. Really good skiing awaits you at Mt. Hood Ski Bowl, and delightful hiking is available along the Mirror Lake Trail. Sandy River is a magnificent whitewater spot in close proximity to Enid Lake, and camping at High Cascade
Snowboard Camp is always a good experience. If you want a good time in the great outdoors, just come on down to Enid Lake. Go for a hike on the Tom Dick Trail. Enid Lake is located in the Central Cascade Range. This lake is so
wonderful. Nearby lakes? Sure, Collins Lake is next to Enid Lake, and dry warm beds await you at Whispering Woods (Vri).
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Coordinates: Latitude: 45.30583 Longitude: -121.775
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| These outdoors activities are available near Enid Lake. |
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| | Hiking Trails Near Enid Lake:
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Tom Dick Trail, Clackamas County, 1 miles away 5 hiking miles, 1309 feet elevation difference |
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Hidden Lake Trail, Clackamas County, 1 miles away 8.2 hiking miles, 3014 feet elevation difference |
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Mirror Lake Trail, Clackamas County, 1 miles away 1.6 hiking miles, 676 feet elevation difference |
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Sandy River, Clackamas CountyCounty, 9 miles away Class IV - 4.5 miles long (McNeil Campground to Lolo Pass Road) |
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Zigzag River, Clackamas CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class III-IV - 3.2 miles long (Tollgate to Sandy River) |
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Hood River - Lake Branch, Hood River CountyCounty, 12 miles away Class IV-V - 3 miles long (3 miles above West Fork to Confluence with West Fork) |
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| MORE STUFF NEARBY:
Timberline Lodge
 | 1 PHOTO WINDELLS SNOWBOARD CAMP - the funnest place on earth! www.windells.com... |
Frying Pan Lake
 | No fish here. At least no fish jumping. Probably winter kills as Google Earth show this lake very low by late summer.... |
White River Park Campground
 | Last fall I heard that White River Crossing campground was closed because of lack of funding. Is this true?... |
Mt. Hood Meadows
 | Excellent ski resort, great scenery.... |
Bighorn Campground
 | 10 miles away Have you been to the Bighorn campground site???While this is a beautiful pack-in, primitive site, it doesn't fit with your description. Before camping, take a hike on Nat. Forest Trail 742, without gear. After you've scoped the area, come back and stay. Even on Labor Day Weekend ('06) there were several campsites available in this dispersed camp area.... |
Badger Lake
 | 14 miles away Lots of late night gun fire.... |
Windell's Snowboard Camp
 | 19 miles away 4 PHOTOS Snowboarding... Bikes... Skiing... Skate Boarding... ...th low coach to camper ratios, Windells is a stepping stone to the next level... Your first turn/push or that trick that puts you on the podium.
Our main campus is the only private facility at any snowboard/skateboard/ski camp in the world. What does this mean? Similar camps are located in cities like Government Camp and Whistler where you can't tell the difference between campers and the general public. Our camp is for our camper, staff and invited guests only.
Adults who attend Windells Camp on Mt. Hood have the time their lives. We provide you with a camp host to facilitate the fun for the kid or teen in you, while offering the relaxation, the nightlife and social scene adults enjoy. At Windells the list of camp activities is endless. Whether it is a night out for sushi in Portland or a trip to the hot springs, adults enjoy a warm, friendly, encouraging environment. Unleash your full snowboarding, skiing and skating potential at Windells!
Parents can feel safe and relax, knowing that your child or teen will be having the time of their life while remaining safe... |
Little Ashes Lake
 | 20 miles away Since the previous post was negative, I was skeptical about fishing there. I sent a couple of hours fishing there at one of the few access spots to see how it fished. I was fortunate enough to land a trout about 27 inches long. Not to bad for a couple hours. Caught using a rooster tail spinner. Gotta give it a try....Little Ashes lake is a medium sized spillway from the Columbia River. There is not much public access to the lake. The lake is boundaried on the southwest side by Highway 14. and all the rest is Private property. No way to launch a boat, but I have float tubed it. There are no trails to hike around this lake. You won't want to swim in it since it is columbia river water. The fishing is unproductive as i fished it and never caught a single bass or trout, only sucker fish and perch. My advice is to just enjoy the sight of this lake, but venturing into it is a waste of time.... |
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