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In today’s video, we’ll travel to Trillium Lake in Oregon, a beloved mountain lake with fabulous views of Mount Hood.
We’ll share the highlights of exploring Trillium Lake by watercraft and on foot via the hiking trail around the lake.
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Trillium Lake is in Mount Hood National Forest, about an hour and a half by car east of Portland.
It’s a popular destination, so you’ll likely find parking to be tight on the weekends. You’ll need to pay a fee to park at Trillium Lake, or use a Northwest Forest Pass. Note that the America the Beautiful pass cannot be used for Trillium Lake (we tried!). That’s unusual for Forest Service destinations.
One of the most popular ways to enjoy Trillium Lake is with boats and stand-up paddleboards. Just a heads-up that this is a beautiful place, but not one where you’ll find a lot of solitude, especially at the waterfront. Kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards are available to rent on site.
If you’d prefer to stay on land, you can hike the 1.9-mile trail that loops around Trillium lake. For the trail map and recent trip reports, check out the AllTrails entry here: www.alltrails.....
The Trillium Lake loop trail has an awesome boardwalk, but it’s under construction as of the making of this video in August 2023. The boardwalk is technically closed, but we found most people were hiking on it anyway. We’ll share what the boardwalk looks like in its current under-construction state.