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Timothy Lake loop
Clackamas County, OR, US

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Northwest Excursions

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15 mi.
1,047 ft.

Without any heartbreaking climbs, this loop allows you to get in the groove of a wonderful slice of PNW scenery. Mostly circumnavigating the namesake lake, the trail provides plenty of swimming opportunities and shots of Mt. Hood to the north. Bring a cooler full of food and drinks, and make a day out of your visit to this relaxing destination.

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