Length: 2.3 miles (3.7 km) Begins: 5,400 ft. elevation at Timpanogas Lake Campground Ends: 5,700 ft. elevation at June Lake. Use: Light Difficulty: Easy Season: July-Oct Water Availability: Timpanogas Lake, June Lake Recreational Setting: The trail is near a primitive forest environment and offers a good opportunity for solitude. Trail Description: The trail begins with a gradual ascent through a high elevation forest of silver fir, mountain hemlock and white pine. Dwarf huckleberry is the predominate ground on this pumice soil. This secluded lake has fair to good fishing. Access: Proceed 2 miles east from Oakridge to Kitson Springs and turn right. Proceed .5 miles to the junction of Forest Road 21. Turn right and follow 21 for 32 miles to 2154 and turn left. Continue on road 2154 for 12 miles to Timpanogas Lake Campground. Follow the spur road in the campground to the trailhead.