Sections of the Raging Creek Trail follow an old Native American route to berry picking areas near Crook Mountain., north of Lake Wenatchee.

Raging Creek is a 5.5 mile route in the direction of McCall Mountain. from its trailhead directly north of Lake Wenatchee. Sections of the trail follow an old Native American route to berry picking areas near Crook Mountain. The trail is difficult to find and only maintained as far as Raging Creek crossing.

Directions: From Lake Wenatchee, Take State Route 207 to Forest Road 62 north. Travel to Forest Service Road 6300 northeast of Fish Lake and turn north. Continue on 6300 for about 2 miles to FS 6306. Follow 6306 to the trailhead.

Elevation: 2,900 feet

Ending Elevation: 5,600 feet

Elevation Gain: 2,700 feet

Distance: 5.5 miles

Difficulty: Strenuous

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