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* Dinner: camp food + beer/cider | * Dinner: camp food + beer/cider | ||
; Overnight: Camping along '''[https://parks.state.wa.us/521/Palouse-to-Cascades the Palouse to Cascades trail]''' | ; Overnight: Camping along '''[https://parks.state.wa.us/521/Palouse-to-Cascades the Palouse to Cascades trail]''': | ||
* {{todo}} note the water, reservation status, fees, other info | |||
: | :''There are four campgrounds along [http://parks.state.wa.us/521/Palouse-to_Cascades the trail] (not all are on Google Maps), each with three to four campsites, one picnic table, and a vault toilet. They are located at milepost 2109.5 at Roaring Creek, milepost 2113.2 at Cold Creek, milepost 2123.2 at Carter Creek, and milepost 2127.1 at Alice Creek.'' [[]] | ||
: | : Camping is primitive but it's free and first-come. Toilets and picnic tables are available at each campsite. When we stayed at Cold Creek last time, it was very clean and only 1.5 miles from Hyak Parking lot, so we got water there. | ||
: The last campsite for the day is Roaring Creek at the end of Keechelus Lake. | |||
Other camping options from west to east: | Other camping options from west to east: |