This is an A level Mazama Hike that occurs in a non-wilderness area. A level hikes are easy or less strenuous hikes with less than 8 miles in distance and less than 1,500 feet of elevation gain. 

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Activity Notes

This hike is up in Washington.  It is a shaded hike in and out.  It is a moderate hike with lots of up and downs along the ridges of a forested river valley.  I have requested a hike addition to the  selection list.  I love this hike on a hot day in summer.  The end holds a big pool and a spectacular waterfall.  It is a rough gravel road to access and sometimes active logging routes on the way into the trail head.  The driving directions google gives are not great.  We will travel as a group when we enter the wild areas.  There is no cell service there.  I expect to spend the day there. No rushing, no races, but the route is not for the faint hearted of unfit.  There are also a couple log crossings without rails.  Water is good for filtering in 4 places on the trail.   https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/washington/north-siouxon-creek-to-black-hole-falls
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