Champion Lodgepole Pine Trail

An easy hike with an unusual pay-off -- the biggest Lodgepole pine tree in the world! Along the self-guided nature trail, you will discover interesting features of this mature mixed conifer forest and luscious wet mountain meadow. It's a fantastic place to glimpse many types of woodpeckers, including Williamson's Sapsuckers and white-headed woodpeckers, as well as migratory songbirds. This easy trail connects to the challenging Siberia Creek Trail.

Season: Year-round

Audience: Families, active adults

Degree of Difficulty: Easy

Duration: .6 miles round trip, 1 hour

Points of Interest: Champion Lodgepole Pine tree, mountain meadow; interpretive trail

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