Snow Lake
Early fall color appearing on shrubs
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Snoqualmie Region
As of August 11, Easton Ridge was inaccessible due to the Three Queens Fire closure order. Prior to that, on July 4, the trail was reported as snow-free and in good condition. The trail is described as steep but doable, with stunning views of the lake for the first half and mountainous vistas in the second. The path meanders through forested areas, offering varied environments. Wildlife, including young bald eagles and a spotted fawn, were observed, along with abundant wildflowers. A minor navigational note from July 4 mentioned a split after the first switchbacks where the left path is the correct continuation.
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No, Easton Ridge is currently inaccessible due to the Three Queens Fire closure order, as noted in a report from August 11.
On July 4, the trail was snow-free and described as steep but doable. Hikers enjoyed beautiful lake views and varied forested sections.
On July 4, one report mentioned a split in the trail after the first switchbacks. The correct path was the smaller, steeper option to the left.
The most recent information, dated August 11, states that many trails, including Easton Ridge, are closed due to the Three Queens Fire.
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
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!
Beautiful way to spend a summer evening. The trail was steep but doable, and although going down was definitely easier than going up, the potential of rolling an ankle while I half-ran back down the t...
This is a moderately difficult hike. Consistently steep for the first couple miles. Surprisingly empty - after the last turnoff we saw one other person on a Saturday and ate alone at the top.After t...
We didn't see a soul the entire hike! Really nice hike. We paid a stupid price to camp at Easton Lake Campground which is really close, but if you are using backpacking gear and need a place to camp t...
Arrived at 11:00 am on Wednesday. Only one other car in the lot. Trail is steep but flat. No big step ups or rocks. There are no water sources for dogs. So pack some water. Views were nice and the wil...
Nice morning hike up to the summit of Easton Ridge, along with a side trip up to North Easton Ridge. Trail is blowdown free up to nearly where you start the traverse over to Easton Ridge, below North ...
Arrived at the trailhead about 11:30 am on a weekday. Two other cars in the lot. As soon as you start this trail, there is a gorgeous river and waterfall. The perfect place to cool down my face on the...
We arrived at the trailhead around 8 this morning and it was quickly filling up. Cars often park down the forest road because the little circle parking area isnt too big.This hike has a gradual inclin...
We got to the trailhead around 9:30, and there was plenty of parking. In the lower elevations, there are plenty of flowers like vanilla leaf and calypso orchids. Just after the stream crossing, there'...
Trail is in great shape. Two trees near the top require going off trail for a moment.Google Maps provides accurate directions to trailhead. Apple Maps does not.