Pearrygin Lake State Park, Recreation area in Methow Valley, United States.
Pearrygin Lake State Park is a recreation area in eastern Washington surrounding a mountain lake bordered by forested shores. The park features camping grounds, boat ramps, and trail networks that serve both summer and winter visitors throughout the year.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission designated this area in 1959 as a public recreation destination. Since its establishment, the park has served the surrounding communities and visitors seeking outdoor activities.
The Rex Derr hiking trail spans 3.1 miles through the park, named after a former director of the State Parks and Recreation Commission.
The park is accessible through multiple entry points where visitors can find basic information and guidance for their visit. Most facilities and trails are available from sunrise to sunset, with seasonal variations in accessibility depending on weather conditions.
The location sits at an elevation that enables four-season recreation, from summer water activities to winter snow sports like skiing and snowshoeing. This year-round appeal draws visitors during different seasons depending on their preferred outdoor pursuits.
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