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Mud Lake is a nice lake to visit. All through the summertime months at Mud Lake highs are typically in the 70's, and through summer nights temperatures are in the 50's. The cold days of the winter come with highs in the 40's; after the sun is down through the winter temperatures at Mud Lake sink into the 30's. This lake is so wonderful. Good hiking is available along the Herman Creek Trail. Lakes? Sure, Ottertail Lake is nearby. The Central Cascade Range scenery
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| | is always beautiful. This lake is so wonderful. The Eagle Creek Trail offers hiking at its best, and there's whitewater on Hood River - Lake Branch for all you adrenaline junkies. All the outdoors amusing things near Mud Lake will keep you coming back again and again. Hit the slopes at Timberline Lodge in close proximity; after a long day outdoors Skamania Lodge is a great spot to spend a night or two. Simmons Creek is one of the streams close by that | |
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might be worth going to, and Cascade Locks Koa Kampground is a great campground nearby. Get your heart beating on the splendid whitewater of Hood River - West Fork, and a perfect nearby hotel is Best Western Columbia River Inn. You
absolutely ought to love the Central Cascade Range. If you came for an overnight stay Wind Mountain Resort is a splendid place to camp, and Mt. Hood Ski Bowl is a very popular ski area in the neighborhood. Man, is there a lot
of amusing stuff to do in the Central Cascade Range. Not far from Mud Lake, you'll hit upon Wahtum Lake which is a delightful lake; you get a perfect sight of Chinidere Mountain from here. Mud Lake sees pretty high levels of rainfall;
through the month of December you get the most rain around here; July meanwhile is the driest month. Whohoo, so many fun things in one place! Mud Lake rocks! There's glorious hiking along the Wyeth Trail; you'll meet a lot of people from Hood River here.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 45.59889 Longitude: -121.7881
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| | Hiking Trails Near Mud Lake:
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Herman Creek Trail, Hood River County, 2 miles away 7.4 hiking miles, 3514 feet elevation difference |
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Wyeth Trail, Hood River County, 4 miles away 11.2 hiking miles, 4054 feet elevation difference |
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Eagle Creek Trail, Hood River County, 5 miles away 12.7 hiking miles, 3778 feet elevation difference |
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Hood River - Lake Branch, Hood River CountyCounty, 4 miles away Class IV-V - 3 miles long (3 miles above West Fork to Confluence with West Fork) |
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Hood River - West Fork, Hood River CountyCounty, 8 miles away Class IV-V - 6.5 miles long (White Bridge Park to East Fork Hood River) |
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Wind River, Skamania CountyCounty, 10 miles away Class IV-V(V+) - 5 miles long (High Bridge to Columbia River) |
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Herman Creek Trail
 | The Herman Creek Trail was constructed for foot access to the old site of a wartime lookout built to spot ballon bomb sent over by Japan. There were three cabins just past the cliff road and the end of the Herman Creek cut-off trail which statrted at seven and a half mile camp in what was once Cedder Swamp just below Mud Lake.... |
Little Ashes Lake
 | 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.... |
Kidney Lake
 | 11 miles away It's nice.... |
Timberline Lodge
 | 14 miles away 1 PHOTO WINDELLS SNOWBOARD CAMP - the funnest place on earth! www.windells.com... |
Mt. Hood Meadows
 | 15 miles away Excellent ski resort, great scenery.... |
White River Park Campground
 | 16 miles away Last fall I heard that White River Crossing campground was closed because of lack of funding. Is this true?... |
Bighorn Campground
 | 18 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.... |
Frying Pan Lake
 | 19 miles away No fish here. At least no fish jumping. Probably winter kills as Google Earth show this lake very low by late summer.... |
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