Philmont Workup Backpack  
4:30 PM to 12:00 PM
Olympic National Park
Flapjack Lakes Trail General Location: 16 miles northwest of Hoodsport, WA in Staircase area. Trailhead:Staircase Trailhead Notices: Camping permits are limited between May 1 and September 30th. Call (360)565-3100 for reservations. Description Ecosystem type: Montane forest, subalpine lake basin Trail tread types: Well-maintained General elevation trend: Moderate River crossings: None Unique features: Flapjack Lakes lay side by side just below tree line at the base of the interesting rock formations of the Sawtooth Range. Wildflowers Level of difficulty: Moderate Distance: 7.5 miles Elevation change: 785 feet to 3,900 feet Best Season: Late June through September Trail Condition Reports Camping Information Permits/Reservations:Camping is limited between May 1 and September 30. Obtain permits by phone at the WIC in Port Angeles or in person at Staircase Ranger Station during business hours. 50% of campsites can be reserved, no more than 30 days in advance. Contact the WIC. Food Storage Method: Community bear wires are available at Flapjack Lakes. Bear canisters are recommended above Flapjack Lakes and in the Black & White Lakes area due to lack of good trees for hanging food. Campsite Locations: Flapjack Lakes Toilet Facilities: There are pit toilets at Flapjack Lakes. In other areas bury waste 6-8" and 200 ft from campsites and water sources. Pack out your toilet paper. Water Source: Flapjack Lakes and various streams below - Always boil, filter or chemically treat your drinking water to prevent Giardia. Stock: Stock are prohibited on Flapjack Lakes Trail. Special Concerns Leave No Trace: Leave No Trace of your stay to protect vegetation and prevent further camping regulations. Camp in designated sites only at Flapjack Lakes Campfires: To protect sensitive vegetation, campfires are not allowed at Flapjack Lakes and other areas above 3,500 feet. Respect Wildlife:To protect bears and other wildlife, all food, garbage and scented items must be secured from all wildlife 24 hours a day.

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