Mark states that the trail has been cleared of downed trees, and that the route is snow-free until a few hundred yards below the lake. However, he also mentions that the section of trail that runs along the west side of the lake, from the foot to the head, is still snow-covered.
Mark also notes that many west-side trails still have a lot of deadfall. For example, there are still more than 100 trees down across the Apgar Lookout Trail at this point.
In the meantime, Avalanche Lake looks like an outstanding destination:
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For more detailed information on hiking to Avalanche Lake, please click here.
Jeff
Hiking in Glacier.com
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