[Trailblazing Todd]

The Peek-A-Boo hike is now a 5.5 mile hike and I did it in 3 hours (one way). There is a pull out just before the road closed sign is at so it will be easy to stop and turn around and park. (Note: there look like a washout down the road, but someone fixed that one) The stream crossing is just a rock hop and the other side is a narrow pathway. The road is a brushy walk to the trailhead parking lot. Then it is a nice trail for the most part. There is a little washout and log pieces to walk around near the start. The trail climbs up then levels out into a marsh then it goes straight down about 400 feet in an old-Mailbox-fishermans kind of fashion. It is a fun little hike that climbs about 2700 feet with a few camp spots.

Only car in the woods

The reason the road is closed

Grassy start

Brushy road up

Parking lot

Trailhead sign in the woods

Engulfing Cedar

Clearing Climb up

White Chuck

Marsh Marygold Maddness

An ice cave

The Toad

Peek A Boo, I see you

Tree Triplets

Why am I the only one crooked

Coral Fungus

See the snake, the snake sees you

The small stream falls

The Road is Missing

[RichP]

I do believe the road is fixed to the trailhead as of Sept.

[Justus S.]

Only visited that lake in winter. TR 12/28/04

[Backpacker Joe]

I was up there a couple years ago. Amazing how fast the wilderness takes over when use stops.

[Kim Brown]

I love that trail. The old growth foerst is sweet. Make you wonder how a logger can log after experiencing something like that. I thought of that when JimK told about the logging the adjacent land. I was happy to hear about the road repair but didn't get up there this year. I should go next year; the road washes out every other year, seems like. Last time I was up there, I told my friends to please shut UP. I was listening to some really sweet birds. They didn't shut up though. I need new friends. Friends that will shut UP when I say so.