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Wonderland Trail near Summerland Campground
Summerland is a gateway to the highest section of the Wonderland Trail where it crosses Panhandle Gap at 6,750 feet. This is also one of the most visually impressive sections of the trail, offering expansive views of both Mount Rainier and much of southern Washington. On clear days, Mount Hood can even be seen poking above the hills in northern Oregon. It is common to hike from Summerland to Nickel Creek in one day (11.3 miles), but if you’re going to drag your heels anywhere, this is the place to do it. You could do this stretch in two days and stay at Indian Bar (about 4.5 miles from Summerland) if you want to have time to soak up the sights.
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