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| | Here in Washington backcountry hiking is so much fun. Daisy Trail is a very long way away from modern life, and it is a really fine backcountry hiking trail. Fine wilderness trails in Washington are in abundance, and Daisy Trail in Ferry County is one of them. Daisy Trail is a hiking trail of great length with an average amount of climbing distance which makes this wilderness trail great for hard core backpackers looking for adventure. The number of wilderness trails in this vicinity is not very high. This is a one trailhead great outdoors hiking trail, |
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so you'll be backcountry hiking it in and back out. There are numerous wilderness trails in Washington, and each one has its own character. Alright, enough of spending all this time inside a building, time to get out, and Daisy Trail in Ferry County, Washington is a really fine
| | location to spend some time. Summer brings highs in the 80's to Daisy Trail, and all through summer nights temperatures are in the 40's. For the period of the wintertime the highs are commonly in the 20's, and nighttime lows all through the wintertime for Daisy Trail tend to be in the 10's. Daisy Trail has a total elevation difference of 1,092 feet, and that is about average. This is a long great outdoors hiking trail, so make sure you bring plenty of supplies. Washington is a wonderful outdoors state. Please follow all local rules about fires and camping. | |
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At Daisy Trail you don’t see much rainfall; during December this region sees the most snow; October is when it's the driest. This great outdoors hiking trail sometimes gets very dry, so make sure you check current conditions and fire restrictions with local forest authorities before
you head out. Of course, this is an overnight backcountry walk, 2 days normally, so it's a good thing if your backpack is big enough to do the job. Daisy Trail is 12.8 miles long; it's considered a longer walk. There's not much difference in elevation along Daisy Trail which means
the conditions are about the same from start to finish.
Briefly about the general area:
Drift down the rapids of Sherman Creek in a kayak. North Fork Hall Creek is a delightful local stream, and Daisy Trail is delightful enough to spend more than a day at, Buckskin Creek
Campground is a delightful local campground.
West Fork Hall Creek is a great site to stop by, and a nice place to camp here at Daisy Trail is Rocky Point Campground.
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Location of Trailhead: Latitude 48.3512, Longitude -118.554
- - Directions and Road Map
Total in and out hiking length = 12.8 miles
Total climbing distance = 5.8 miles
Difficulty : Difficult
Casual Hiking Pace:
2 days
Fast Hiking Pace:
7.5 hours
Total elevation difference: 1092 feet
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| | Trails Near Daisy Trail:
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White Mountain Trail, Ferry County
County
, 7 miles away, 8 hiking miles, 3438 feet elevation difference |
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Seventeenmile Trail, Ferry County
County
, 10 miles away, 7.5 hiking miles, 695 feet elevation difference |
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Sherman Creek, Ferry County
County
, 20 miles away, Class II-III - 5 miles long (Log Flume interpretive site to Inchelium Road) |
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Sherman Creek, Ferry County
County
, 23 miles away, Class V - 1 miles long (turnout to fish hatchery) |
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