Mt. Hood as viewed from the parking lot for Trillum Lake Sno-Park

Trailhead sign for Trillium Lake Sno-Park.

Trail listing for the trails at Trillium Lake.

Map of the trail at Trillium Lake.

A small stream flows through a culvert under the trail at the bottom of the hill, about .5 mile from the parking lot on the Trillium Lake Trail.

In winter the Forest Service road becomes a groomed trail through the forest around Trillium Lake. Remember not to walk or snowshoe on top of the cross-country ski tracks because it makes it harder for the skiers to use the trail.

Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake. The picnic area is on the right side of the lake.

Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake.

Mt. Hood from the south shore of Trillium Lake. Even in late winter the lake is melting out along the shoreline.

Summit Prairie Meadows was a place the early settlers fed their livestock on the Oregon Trail before negotiating Laurel Hill.

Looking east from Summit Prairie Meadows.

Mt. Hood as seen from Summit Prairie Meadows along the Trillium Lake Trail.

Mt. Hood as seen from the south end of the parking lot near the trailhead for the Trillium Lake Trail.