Relatively easy but long (up to 7 hours), this full-day hike is worth the effort for the views at the end. You’ll want to have good shoes and watch your footing, as the trail is lined with roots and is often wet. The trail winds through old-growth forest, past beaver dams and old mining rails, and ends at a log cabin nestled at the edge of a scenic lake with gorgeous views of Eagle Glacier and the surrounding mountains.
