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Tiffany Mountains, Synopsis Even in mid-summer, the wildflowers were still bloom at the Tiffany Mountains. We camped near the Tiffany Springs campground - on a dead end road. The insects were pretty bad during our stay, but it wasn't too unbearable. One morning I woke up to the sounds of a couple of deer crashing off into the brush - apparently our tent was not a usually sight in their routine morning walk. We hiked down the road to the Tiffany Mountain trailhead and out to Tiffany Lake. It was a pleasant and pretty moderate hike. There were places along the trail that were "buggy," especially near the lake. We hike though Honeymoon Pass, through a fresh burn, and looped behind Freezeout Ridge. Then we hiked down the mountain back to the road. It was quite a long and exhausting loop, but we were rewarded by the abundance of bird and wildlife and breath taking views. Top
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Bird List Golden Eagle Turkey Vulture Spotted Sandpiper Common Nighthawk Calliope Hummingbird Northern Flicker Three-toed Woodpecker Hammond's Flycatcher Clark's Nutcracker Gray Jay Steller's Jay Common Raven Mountain Bluebird American Robin Varied Thrush Swainson's Thrush American Pipit Boreal Chickadee Mountain Chickadee Red-breasted Nuthatch Brown Creeper Winter Wren Golden-crowned Kinglet Ruby-crowned Kinglet Yellow-rumped Warbler Song Sparrow Chipping Sparrow Dark-eyed Junco Spotted Towhee House Finch Other Critter List Yellow-pine Chipmunk Pika Mule Deer Columbia Ground Squirrel Hoary Marmot Snowshoe Hare Top Information Located: near the Pasayten Wilderness, managed by the Directions: off of Hwy-20 get on Eastside Chewack Road from Winthrop. Turn onto Forest Road 37. camping available at Tiffany Springs Campground or at turnoffs along the road. Required permit: none Trail conditions (including Tiffany Spring Campground: Top
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