Distance: 11.4 miles roundtrip
Difficulty Level: most difficult
Elevation Gain: 4500 feet
Suggested Maps: Green Trails: Washington Pass
USGS: Doe Mountain, Coleman Peak

Access: From Winthrop drive the West Chewuch Road north about 20 miles to Camp Four Campground. Cross the bridge on Forest Service Road 5110. In 0.5 miles turn left on FS Road 700. Drive 2.0 miles to the trailhead.

Route Description: The first 0.5 miles of trail is on the old road bed. The trail begins in timber and maintains a steady uphill climb as it ascends the valley of Honeymoon Creek. The upper portion of the trail is above timberline.

Highlights: The two buildings on top are a study in comparative history. A modern lookout tower stands next to its 1920's counterpart - an old log cabin groundhouse. This lookout site is no longer staffed though it has a commanding view of the upper Chewack drainage. One can see the First Butte Lookout to the south, which is still in operation.

Specific Hazards/Difficulties: The trail is open to mountain bikes, but due to its steepness it should be considered a "most difficult" route. The trail has a southern exposure and can be hot and dry in the summer. Be sure to carry water or obtain it before the halfway point. There is a small spring 0.5 miles north of the summit

Restrictions: No motorized vehicles.

Trailhead Facilities: Hitch rail, limited parking.