North Creek Park Boardwalk
1 week ago
Boardwalk wobbly in places, plants encroaching
4 this month · 20 reports
Flaming Geyser State Park
Puget Sound and Islands
updated 1 month ago
Flaming Geyser State Park offers a pleasant experience with views of the Green River and the park's namesake bubbling geyser, which displays colored hues. The trails are reported to be in good condition and snow-free as of August 9. The road is suitable for all vehicles, and parking is plentiful, making it a great spot for day camping and recreation. No bugs were noted in the most recent report from August 9.
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What hikers ask about Flaming Geyser State Park
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The geyser is bubbling and displaying colored hues, as noted on August 9. No subsequent reports have provided updates on its activity.
The trails were reported to be in good condition with no obstructions as of August 9. There have been no further reports on trail conditions since then.
The road leading to Flaming Geyser State Park is suitable for all vehicles, according to a report from August 9. No issues with the road have been mentioned in later reports.
Yes, there are lots of places to park at Flaming Geyser State Park, as indicated in the report from August 9. This suggests ample parking is typically available.
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Older1 month ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
It was a simple trial I can say. But you get to view the rushing waters of Green river and the bubbling geyser with its colored hues. It a great place to camp for the day, lots of places to park and v...
Older7 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
We did the hike. Saw the flaming geyser and the bubbling geyser. Poppy sat in the water a few times to cool her butt off. Don’t know why. It was pretty cool out and we didn’t exert ourselves much. She...
Older7 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Multiple excellent hiking trails only 11 miles from Auburn!To reach the entrance to the state park, you'll drive through about 7 miles of farmland. Make sure to remember your Discover Pass. If you're ...
Older8 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
A beautiful morning hike during the weekend of winter storm sweep across the US. The grass and plants were covered with a thin layer of frost amidst the frigid temperature, however the view was magica...
Older8 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Parked and proceeded to walk the trail to the geyser. The trail was muddy due to the recent flooding but quite manageable with boots. Walked to Bubbling Geyser. The stairs were slick so use caution...
Older9 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
It’s amazing the beauty that can be found on the simplest of hikes. A friend and I went to see what spawning salmon remained. There are tons of dead ones going through nature’s process and you can obv...
Older10 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
So many salmon! We came to watch the salmon swim upstream and they did not disappoint.Parking was easy, plenty of spots when we arrived at 11. There were several kayakers (?) either leaving or about t...
Older10 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Such an awe to witness the spawning salmons in the creek up close. They looked to me coho and steelhead.I saw the other report about a month ago, and it is still ongoing.There are some elk scats when ...
Older20 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands
the trail is very muddy in spots as you get closer to the river
Older22 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands
This was probably the most... odoriferous hike I've ever done. The photos should explain why.Smell aside, it was fascinating to witness this iconic aspect of PNW ecology up close. Several live salmon ...