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Any folks know what the snow is looking like up in the alpine lakes via salmon LA sac/ paddy go easy pass areas? Around 6000 ft I think, lookin to do a hike soon
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Have you checked the wta.org? Maybe someone has already hiked through if it's a maintained trail.
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Call the ranger station they can tell ya.
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Thanks, some info on WTA and found trail reports at the board at the ranger station
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We'll I came across Stevens and North Cascades passes today and saw plenty of snow at that elevation.
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