Deadfall Lakes

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Deadfall Lakes is a scenic cluster of alpine lakes nestled below Mount Eddy in Northern California, popular for hiking, camping, and wildflower viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine lake group
tourist attraction
accessedBy Deadfall Lakes Trail
ecosystemType montane meadow
subalpine forest
governingBody United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
hasActivityRestriction seasonal snow access limitations
hasFeature alpine scenery
cluster of lakes
subalpine meadows
wildflower displays
hasFlora coniferous trees
wildflowers
hasNameOrigin named after nearby Deadfall Creek
hasRecreationFacility dispersed campsites
hasRegulation Leave No Trace principles encouraged
hasType glacially carved basins
hasViewOf Mount Shasta (distant views)
linked to: Mount Shasta
hasWaterType freshwater
isPartOfTrailSystem Pacific Crest Trail corridor
linked to: Pacific Crest Trail
locatedIn Northern California
Shasta-Trinity National Forest
Trinity County, California
United States
locatedNear Mount Eddy
nearbyCity Mount Shasta, California
linked to: Mount Shasta

Weed, California
partOf Klamath Mountains
Shasta-Trinity National Forest recreation area
popularSeason early fall
summer
trailheadNear Pacific Crest Trail
Parks Creek Road
usedFor backpacking
camping
fishing
hiking
nature photography
wildflower viewing

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Mount Eddy contains Deadfall Lakes