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A stream draining into Sardine Gulch crosses the trail 12.5 miles from Marble Pass, which is the only perennial water source from the trail itself.
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Lost Lake (9-12-2022)
From our camp on the West side of Sardine Gulch, where tent site spots were very small.
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Richard Rubicam
Jan 1, 2020 near Baker City, OR
“A stream draining into Sardine Gulch crosses the trail 12.5 miles from Marble Pass, which is the only perennial water source from the trail itself.”  

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A stream draining into Sardine Gulch crosses the trail 12.5 miles from Marble Pass, which is the only perennial water source from the trail itself.
From our camp on the West side of Sardine Gulch, where tent site spots were very small.
Since the trail closely follows the ridge, nice views are frequent.
Approaching Elkhorn Trail at Cracker Saddle (9-14-2022)
Upper end of Peavy Trail (9-15-2022)
There is an old burn area that the trail passes. Location of this photo on the map is estimated.
Most of the trail is easy with easy to moderate grades. Location of this photo on the map is estimated.
Lost Lake (9-12-2022)
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Elkhorn Crest Trail #1611

23.7 mi 38.2 km
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Baker City, OR
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