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Cutthroat
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Condition: Trail is in great shape. Some snow remains at the top of the pass. Be mindful of hikers when coming down the trail.
[07/20/09]
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ride is all on singletrack in a stunning alpine setting. The trail
between the trailhead and the lake is popular with hikers so ride
in control. The ride is and out and back. Because of hikers, this
is a good ride to do midweek or late in the day. To the Trailhead: From Winthrop head west on Highway 20 towards Washington Pass. Approximately 4.5 miles before the summit, there will be a sign for the Cutthroat Trailhead. Turn right and follow this road about a mile to it's end at the trailhead. The
Ride: Two miles from the trailhead is the turnoff for Cutthroat
Lake. The turnoff for the pass is is about 1/8 mile from this point.
Turn right at the Cutthroat Pass sign. The trail is rocky and narrow
in places but well worth the effort. Once at the pass the trail
intersects the Pacific Crest Trail. No bikes are allowed on the
Pacific Crest Trail. |
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