After the first half mile, the Logging Lake hiking trail passes through an extensive burn area that runs for about a mile or so. This burn area was caused by the Logging Creek Fire of 1999. In this particular area, the hiking trail passes through an area that burnt very hot - as virtually all of the trees were killed. What is rather peculiar, though, is how "abrupt" the fire line just ends. One minute you're hiking in a big burn area, and the next minute you pass into deep forest.

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