Trail · Lake Chelan National Recreation Area
Devore Creek Trail
33 mi round trip8,872 ft gainVery hardDay hike: No permitOvernight: Reservation
Get alerts for this hikePermits and reservations
Day hikeNo permit
Day hikes in the national park need no permit or reservation.
OvernightReservation
Every overnight stay needs a wilderness permit, year-round. Reserve on Recreation.gov or walk up in Marblemount.
Permit calendar
Early-access lotteryEarly March
Winners bookLate March to April
General reservationsLate April
Walk-up permitsMid-May to early October
Lake Chelan National Recreation Area rules from the National Park Service. Exact dates are set each year; past years followed this pattern. Always confirm with the land manager before you go.
About the trail
Distance33 miRound trip, out and back
Elevation gain8,872 ftTotal climb, round trip
High point6,555 ftFrom elevation data
Overview
Devore Creek Trail is a 33-mile round trip, out and back from 10 Mile Creek Trailhead. The route follows 10 Mile Creek Trail, then Devore Creek Trail.
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What you need
Parking and passes
Forest Service trailhead: display a Northwest Forest Pass or an interagency pass (America the Beautiful).
Buy a Northwest Forest PassGetting there
The hike starts at 10 Mile Creek Trailhead. Save directions offline before you leave, since mountain roads often lose cell service.