Bullitt Fireplace Trail

Issaquah Alps

updated 5 days ago

The Bullitt Fireplace Trail is generally in good condition, with recent reports noting it is snow-free. The main trail descending from Bullitt Fireplace shows signs of erosion with loose rocks and channels. Some minor obstacles like fallen trees are present, generally easy to step over September 12, August 26, though awareness of potentially stressed trees is advised due to past falling events. Foliage is beginning to show autumn colors with some vine maples and Oregon grape displaying orange and red hues, and mushrooms are abundant. Trail traffic has been light in recent weeks, August 26. Parking is available for about 12-15 cars at the trailhead, with no toilet facilities.

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The main trail descending from Bullitt Fireplace shows signs of erosion with loose rocks and channels as of September 15. There are minor obstacles such as fallen trees that are generally easy to step over, noted on August 26.Hikers should be aware of potentially stressed trees in the area after past falling events.

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