Pyramid Lake Trailhead — Attraction in Area E (Chilliwack River Valley)

Definitely not an 'easy' trail. Basically uphilll for 2 miles to the lake and downhill 2 miles back.

It was a very hot day in July and sunny when we went. We have been hiking all over Washington State and were used to trees being very tall and blacking out the sun. This trail had a lot more sun exposure than we were expecting so we stopped at the stream to refill water and take a break.

A bear came up behind us within 75 ft. We think he wanted the water too since it was so hot but it was the first and bear encounter we had had so a little unnerving. He moved off with us using a whistle and shouting at him. But that's when we realize this trail might not be used as much as all the other trails we had been on.

A little disappointing at the end for all the hard work to get there lol. Mossy Nursery logs...

We had an older dog and baby so we only made it to the mid point. The mid point turned out to be a beautiful creek wooded peaceful location. This trail is very steep, very on the edge of a cliff and an off road trail so lots of steep steps up or fallen trees. This is not for small kids or people with...

Hiking Trail to Pyramid Lake is just a warm-up after arriving at North Cascades National Park. A four mile trip to a picturesque lake gives you a taste of the adventure in communing with nature in this area. As you march up, you will listen to singing birds, and you will meet other natural...