View of vibrant blue hues of Blue Lake with surrounding alpine peaks
Blue Lake and Washington Pass Climbing Trailhead info
Blue Lake Trail info kiosk and map
Washington Pass Climbing info kiosk and route map
Small footbridge near the trailhead
Blue Lake Trail leads through the evergreen forest with ferns carpeting the floor
Washington Pass climbing peaks tower overhead
View of the Liberty Bell and Washington Pass climbing peaks from the trail
Whistler Peak pokes out from the evergreen forest
View of Whistler Peak and Cutthroat Peak in the background
Very-small cascades
View of Cutthroat Peak and its alpine slopes
Dangerous fallen tree, watch out!
View of the alpine slopes of Cutthroat Peak
View of Whistler Peak (left) and Cutthroat Peak (right)
Pink mountain heather wildflowers with a background of alpine mountains
Junction with the Liberty Bell Trail (climbing route)
View from below the Washington Pass climbing peaks
View of Cutthroat Peak in the clouds
Beautiful alpine vistas
Yellow avalanche lily wildflowers
View of Whistler Mountain (left) and Cutthroat Peak (right)
No camping within 1/4-mile of Blue Lake
Steep slopes off-trail near Blue Lake
View of the climbing peaks of Washington Pass
White mountain heather wildflowers
More white mountain heather wildflowers with a backdrop of alpine peaks
View of the Liberty Bell, Concord Tower, and Lexington Tower peaks
Short creek crossing
View of Blue Lake from the northern end
Glassy, turquoise-tinted waters of Blue Lake
Vibrant blue hues of Blue Lake below alpine peaks
Portrait view of Blue Lake with deep blue hues
More views of Blue Lake's crystal clear water
The vibrant blue waters of Blue Lake
Fish swimming in Blue Lake
Crystal clear turquoise waters of Blue Lake
Alpine mountains sit above the dark blue waters of Blue Lake
Turquoise-blue waters of Blue Lake
Western Larch sit alongside Blue Lake
Old cabin remnants
Inside the old cabin at Blue Lake
Western Larch
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