Mt Lena

Hike Name: Mt Lena Location: northwest WA Length: 7 Submitted by: USA Date Submitted: 0/0/00 Rating:	more Washington trail reviews Washington national parks Washington state parks
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Description
Mt. Lena, aka Mt. Baldy, is located in the southeastern corner of Olympic National Park in the Olympic Mountain range. Mount Lena is situated a half mile north of Upper Lena Lake and the Duckabush River valley runs west to east to its north. While not of serious climbing importance, the gentle summit offers the hiker good views of The Brothers approximately 4 miles to the northeast, Mt Constance, Mt. Stone and other peaks of the eastern edge of the range. The area around Mt Lena and Upper Lena Lake offers many opportunities for exploring from a wander along a ridge to Scout Lake to a more challenging climb of Mt Bretherton on the opposite side of the lake.

Directions to Hike
Drive Highway 101 and turn west onto the Hamma Hamma River Road (Rd. 25) which is about 14 miles north of Hoodsport and follow it until reaching the Lena Lake trailhead about 8 1/2 miles from Highway 101. Trailhead elevation ~ 700 ft. Hike 3 miles along trail until reaching Lena Lake at about 1800 ft. At the lake the trail splits, the right taking you to the lake and to The Brothers route, the left continues upward along trail and path to Upper Lena Lake at about 7 miles and 4600 feet elevation. Mt. Lena is the peak above the north shore of this lake.

Contact Information
Olympic National Park
600 East Park Avenue
Port Angeles, WA 98362-6798
phone: (360) 452-0330

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