Source Lake   Be the first to submit input for Source Lake. If you have info on Source Lake, Northern Cascade Range, King County, Washington please submit it here to improve this web site.          These outdoors activities are available near Source Lake.   Lakes Near Source Lake: Lunker Lake, King County, 4 miles away Olallie Lake, King County, 4 miles away Lake Pugsley, King County, 7 miles away Honey Lake, King County, 10 miles away Spectacle Lake, Kittitas County, 12 miles away   Public Lands Near Source Lake: Olallie State Park, Washington, 14 miles away Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington, 19 miles away Lake Easton State Park, Washington, 20 miles away Mount Rainier National Park, Ashford - WA, 50 miles away   Camp Grounds Near Source Lake: Commonwealth Campground, King County, 3 miles away   Hotels Near Source Lake: The Old Hen Bed & Breakfast, North Bend, 23 miles away Salish Lodge And Spa, Snoqualmie, 26 miles away Suncadia Resort, Cle Elum, 33 miles away Stewart Lodge, Cle Elum, 36 miles away BEST WESTERN PLUS Snowcap Lodge, Cle Elum, 37 miles away   Hiking Trails Near Source Lake: Middle Fork Trail, King County, 3 miles away        12.2 hiking miles, 903 feet elevation difference Annette Lake Trail, King County, 4 miles away        4.6 hiking miles, 1906 feet elevation difference Pratt Lake Trail, King County, 4 miles away        8 hiking miles, 2378 feet elevation difference   Ski Areas Near Source Lake: Alpental, Washington, 2 miles away       2280 foot drop, 5 lifts, 19 runs Summit at Snoqualmie, Washington, 4 miles away       2280 foot drop, 26 lifts, 96 runs Stevens Pass, Washington, 16 miles away       1800 foot drop, 10 lifts, 37 runs   Whitewater Near Source Lake: Snoqualmie River - South Fork, KingCounty, 2 miles away       Class IV-V - 1.5 miles long (I-90 Exit 52 to Denny Creek Campground) Dingford Creek, KingCounty, 3 miles away       Class V+ - 1.3 miles long (Goat Creek to Middle Fork Snoqualmie) Snoqualmie River - Middle Fork, KingCounty, 5 miles away       Class IV - 10.3 miles long (Burnboot Creek to Taylor River)