Huckleberry Lookout
With a name that includes huckleberry, it shouldn't be a surprise that this area is known for grizzly bears.
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Huckleberry Lookout Details
With a name that includes huckleberry, it shouldn't be a surprise that this area is known for grizzly bears. When the animals are particularly active in the area, rangers sometimes close the trail. Even when it's open, make sure you carry bear spray. This steep hike climbs more than 3,000-feet in 6 miles. The payoff is reaching the lookout, which offers incredible views across the valley. The trailhead is off Camas Road north of Apgar Village.
Difficulty
High
Distance
6.0 miles
Estimated time
7.25 hours
Region
N/A
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Village Inn at Apgar
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