The
Hanna Flats Cedar Grove includes a very interesting and educational
1/4-mile interpretive nature trail. The trail takes you beneath
immense trees that have survived generations of homesteading, logging,
firestorms and centuries of nature's wrath. In addition to the
cedars, the grove also contains numerous other trees, shrubs and
plants. Eight different species of trees, ten species of shrubs
and over a dozen plant species have been identified in the grove.
During the winter months a popular cross country ski trail is maintained
in the area between the cedar grove and Highway 57.
The Hanna Flats Cedar Grove is located one mile west of the Priest
Lake Ranger District headquarters (next page), off Highway 57. Road signs
near Mile Post 32 will direct you to the trailhead.
The
Hanna Flats Cedar Grove includes a very interesting and educational
1/4-mile interpretive nature trail. The trail takes you beneath
immense trees that have survived generations of homesteading, logging,
firestorms and centuries of nature's wrath. In addition to the
cedars, the grove also contains numerous other trees, shrubs and
plants. Eight different species of trees, ten species of shrubs
and over a dozen plant species have been identified in the grove.