Cherry Creek Falls
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
The Big Gulch trails are largely in good condition and snow-free as of October 26. However, the trail is currently closed along the road section, preventing a full loop or access to the trailhead by the treatment plant as of October 6. Hikers can still access parts of the trail from the library and 92nd Street Park. Loose wire on some boardwalks presents a tripping hazard, noted on October 26. The road remains suitable for all vehicles, and bugs have not been a significant issue. Ongoing work to repair puncheons was observed on August 31.
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No, the trail is currently closed along the road section, preventing a complete loop or access to the trailhead by the treatment plant as of October 6. Hikers can access portions from the library and 92nd Street Park.
Loose wire on some boardwalks has been reported as a tripping hazard as of October 26. Ongoing work to update and replace puncheons was also noted on August 31.
The road has been reported as suitable for all vehicles and parking at the 92nd Street Park lot is free. Full restrooms were open and in good condition on August 31.
Wildlife observed includes woodpeckers and squirrels as of August 31. Hikers may also find impressive old cedar stumps and a large glacial erratic boulder.
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Fall color and hundreds of cacklers
4 this month · 36 reports
Trail is leafy and muddy
2 this month · 41 reports
Northern section closed until 2028
2 this month · 35 reports
Fall colors are glowing brightly
2 this month · 33 reports
Fall colors at or near peak, salmon showing
2 this month · 28 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Trail has reopened. Parts are muddy but they’ve fixed the spots on what is now a road. On the section that heads to the library, the wire on some of the boardwalks is loose and can be a tripping hazar...
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Trail is currently closed along the road section. You can hike from the library to the road and from the 92nd St Park to the road you can’t cross the road to connect the two or go down to the trailhea...
Walked the Big Gulch trails Monday morning from the 92nd Street Park lot. Parking is free and the full restrooms were open and in good condition. You can also park at the public library just east of...
First thing to note is the location of the trailhead.When the directions say "Turn left on 92nd Street SW, and proceed to the 92nd Street Park"... that means 92nd Street Park is IMMEDIATELY after you ...
Path was slightly muddy but very hikeable. We entered from the 96th park trailhead and walked 1.8 to the west trailhead. At 1.5 miles there was a tree down over the trail. I am about 5'2" and could ju...
Had to drop my car off nearby for service and so took my Jack Russell and my husband along for a nice walk in the woods. My pup loved it. I had him on a long line which I coiled up when anyone else ca...
It was a gulch day! Didn't know what a gulch was until now. Definition:a narrow and steep-sidedravinemarking the course of a fast stream.Was running an errand up in Edmonds and decided to check out th...
Walked the Big Gulch Trails from the main 92nd Street Park trailhead location right off Mukilteo Speedway. Parking is free with room for about a couple dozen cars. Full restroom facilities were op...
Note: The directions show be corrected to show that the trail is currently served by Community Transit #103 and #117. Both bus stops at the trailhead for the north trail (92nd Street and WA 525). The ...