Three Fingers Lookout Hiking Guide: GPX files
Kraig Adams, kraigadams.com

These are my own GPS recordings of my trip to the Three Fingers Lookout,
Boulder River Wilderness, Washington, on October 12 and 13, 2023: from the
Canyon Creek bridge on Forest Road 41, by mountain bike up the road to the
trailhead at Tupso Pass, then on foot by Saddle Lake, Goat Flats and Tin Can
Gap to the lookout, where I slept; then, the next morning, the same way back.
They show the way I actually went, including some back and forth for photos
near the top. All timestamps have been removed.

three-fingers-day-1.gpx          Day 1: the Canyon Creek bridge to the
                                 lookout (17.9 mi / 28.8 km; the first 9.3 mi
                                 by bike)
three-fingers-day-2.gpx          Day 2: the lookout back to the bridge
                                 (16.6 mi / 26.7 km; the last 8.9 mi by bike)
three-fingers-full-route.gpx     Both days in one file, plus waypoints for
                                 the bridge, the trailhead, Saddle Lake, Goat
                                 Flats, Tin Can Gap and the lookout
stats.json                       The numbers used in the guide

How to use them
AllTrails: on alltrails.com, create a new map and use Import (offline maps
need a paid plan).
Gaia GPS: open the file on your phone and choose Gaia GPS, or use Import on
gaiagps.com.
Garmin: Garmin Connect on the web, Training, Courses, Import, then send it to
your watch or device.
Organic Maps (free): download the offline map for Washington, then open the
GPX file with Organic Maps.

Load them and download offline maps before you leave Granite Falls: there is
little to no cell service past it. Past Tin Can Gap the path fades: check
your position against the track often.

These files are for your personal use. Please don't share or resell them.
Maps and waypoint names: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
