Lake Ingalls
Larches fading, goats aplenty, snow on the trail
17 this month · 139 reports
Snoqualmie Region
The trail is open after a closure related to fire activity, with several downed trees reported as of September 27. Two of these trees are difficult to navigate, though not impossible, while others are easily managed or have established bypasses. The road to the trailhead is in excellent condition, described as the best seen in a long time and suitable for all vehicles as of September 27. Morning frost and a small amount of snow are present at higher elevations, but the trail itself is snow-free. Earlier reports from July 23 also noted a dry creek crossing and good road conditions.
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As of September 27, there are five tree falls across the trail. Two are easily walked over, one has an established bypass, and two are difficult but not impossible to get around.
The road is reported to be in excellent condition and suitable for all vehicles as of September 27. This is a significant improvement from earlier reports in July, which described it as pretty good with a dry creek ford, and July 6, which noted rough patches and a creek crossing.
As of September 27, there are no bugs reported on the trail. This is a contrast to reports from July 23 and July 6, which described mosquitoes as an annoyance, particularly as one gained elevation.
Larches fading, goats aplenty, snow on the trail
17 this month · 139 reports
Colorful fall foliage and open trails
4 this month · 41 reports
Steep, rough terrain and challenging navigation
3 this month · 43 reports
Last larches are clinging to their needles
3 this month · 32 reports
Many downed trees to navigate
2 this month · 18 reports
Trail is a mess of blowdowns
1 this month · 20 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
The trail is open finally, after over a month of closure. There are There are five tree falls, covering the trail. Two are easily walked over, one has been there a long time with an established walk a...
The closure order on the Cle Elum Ranger District has been decreased. A few popular wilderness trails were able to open as fire activity on Three Queens, Goat and King fires has decreased.See the offi...
Due to Three Queens Fire, many trails on the Cle Elum Ranger district and within the Alpine Wilderness are closed.Closure Order 06-17-03-2026-32Thank you for understanding, stay safe!
Hiked the Cathedral Pass Trail to Cathedral Pass on Thursday, July 23.Road & Parking:The approximately 13 mile dirt road to the trailhead is in pretty good shape! Any kind of vehicle including a seda...
Spent two nights at Peggy's Pond with the mosquitos! Other than their omnipresence whenever there wasn't wind, the weekend was a delight!The road to the Cathedral Rock TH isn't too bad - a few pothole...
My friend and I did an overnight to Peggy's Pond with the goal of summiting Mount Daniel that same day. In hind sight, there are a few things we would have done differently. But first, some basics:Roa...
The road to the trailhead has a creek crossing with rocks and about 6-8” of water. It wouldn’t be a problem for most vehicles but had stopped a few.Trail had 17 or so trees across it. Most were easily...
Sammy the Salmon Sushi reporting from the top of Mount Daniel!Nice day to be on the tallest point in King and Kittias counties.Pea Soup Lake was still frozen, so couldn't tell if it was actually looke...
I hiked up to the East Peak of Mt. Daniel. Started at 5:15 am - finished at 2:15 pm. There were a couple of blow downs that had been sawed and cleared just after crossing the Cle Elum River - from t...
Hiked Cathedral Pass Trail to Peggy's Pond.Trail Crew cleared the vast majority of blowdowns Sunday AM - holy cow two person trail crew amazing work! There were many large blowdowns to climb through ...