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<\/div>\n\nBarclay Lake is a very popular destination on weekends and for camping.\u00a0 Barclay Lake was carved out when the boundary of the Wild Sky Wilderness section of Mt. Baker-Snowqualmie National Forest was developed.\u00a0 This was because Barclay Lake is very popular with large groups so permit or group size restrictions would not apply.<\/strong><\/h4>\nInvalid slider id. Master Slider ID must be a valid number.\n
Barclay Lake is a very popular destination on weekends and for camping.\u00a0 Barclay Lake was carved out when the boundary of the Wild Sky Wilderness section of Mt. Baker-Snowqualmie National Forest was developed.\u00a0 This was because Barclay Lake is very popular with large groups so permit or group size restrictions would not apply.<\/strong><\/h4>\nInvalid slider id. Master Slider ID must be a valid number.\nFrom the parking area, follow the trail along the Barclay Creek for 1.2 miles.\u00a0 At that point the trail crosses the creek on a single log bridge with a rail.\u00a0 This can be slippery when wet.\u00a0 After another .5 mile you reach the north shore of Barclay Lake.\u00a0 The trail continues along the lake passing several very nice campsite.\u00a0 Great views of Baring Mountain shadow over the lake and make for a great reflection in the water.<\/strong><\/h4>\nWhen you reach the end of the lake, return the way you came back to the parking lot.<\/strong><\/h4>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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When you reach the end of the lake, return the way you came back to the parking lot.<\/strong><\/h4>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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