Evergreen Mountain Lookout

Central Cascades

updated 1 month ago

The trail to Evergreen Mountain Lookout is currently snow-free, with reports from October 3 indicating clear conditions. The road to the trailhead remains rough in its final stretch, with some significant washouts and deep ruts, making high clearance vehicles or careful driving necessary for the last half mile or so. However, several reports suggest that even sedans can make it with slow and cautious driving October 3. Fall colors are beginning to appear on the trail as of September 27, adding to the scenic beauty. The lookout tower itself is locked, but the trail is in good condition with only minor obstacles noted.

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The road is generally rough in the last half mile to the trailhead, with significant washouts and deep ruts. However, reports from October 3 indicate it is still passable with careful driving, even for sedans, though high clearance vehicles are recommended. Some suggest parking a bit further down and hiking the last stretch.

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Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

Frog mountain and then evergreen lookoutOkay please be advised you have to take beckler road do not take the washed out road you'll turn around and have to drive back.Beckler road to frog mountain tra...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

Climbing up this trail last week, I had an overwhelming urge to return with a few friends for a sunset hike given how smooth the road was and how quick and safe the descent felt. Well, as majestic as ...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

The RoadNothing of note before Jack Pass, and most of the last 10 miles are clear until the end (as others indicate). There are a couple of fords along the way which do not pose any immediate problems...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

Nice trail with nice views. Fall foliage is starting. No berries. No people. Road is as described

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

THE ROAD. Beckler River Road is totally fine to Jack Pass (any vehicle).  As you come in, there is a deep gully just off the left side of the road just past the fourth bridge after pavement ends -- ju...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

The long forest service road is partially washed out about 1.6 miles from the Beckler River Road, which is around 7 miles from the trailhead. Vehicles can get through, but who knows how long it is goi...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

Hiked this trail on a Friday after work for sunset.Getting to the trail requires a 45-min drive on gravel roads, but only the last 15 or so min are bad. If you’re in a sedan, highly recommend parking ...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

The clouds didn't burn off most of the hike. Once up at the lookout there was about a one minute window when just the summits of three peaks to the NNW emerged and then disappeared. What we were rewar...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

This lookout tower has been on the list for a long time , but the length of the drive has been a deterrent for such a short hike.  We decided to tackle this to get it off our list.The road is open at ...

Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West

Summited for a sunset.  Nice but westerly clouds diminished the awe.  The trail is fine (a few manageable downed trees), so this report is about the road.  First, a complaint about mis-information.  T...