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Trillium Lake Loop Trail | Clackamas County, Oregon

Only 7.5 miles away from majestic Mt Hood, the 63 acre Trillium Lake is popular for fishing, camping boating and photographing the beauty and reflection of nearby Mt Hood. The trail circles around the lake in its entirety and occasionally provides access to the water. Surrounding the lake is a thick conifer mix of trees and is part of the Mt Hood National Forest. The hike is very family friendly or for just an afternoon stroll.