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Trillium Lake Loop Trail

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Trillium Lake Loop Trail loops around the lake with opportunities to view wildlife. There are boardwalks that take you through alpine wetlands.

Directions: From Sandy: Follow Hwy. 26 two miles east of Government Camp to signs for Trillium Lake. Go south two miles on Road 2656, pass the campground and continue to the day use area where the trail begins.

Seasonal Access: Normally Accessible: May-October

Facility Type: Trail

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