Cherry Creek Falls
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
2026-11-01 Recent reports indicate that Flaming Geyser State Park is in good condition with snow-free trails and roads suitable for all vehicles. The River trail, often wet, was surprisingly dry on 2026-11-01. Abundant evidence of beaver activity is noted, with several trees recently gnawed and one felled, partially blocking the trail on 2026-10-22. A 10-foot section of the trail along the river is washed out where the field meets the forest as of 2026-10-22. Fall colors, including yellows, greens, and splashes of red, were observed on 2026-11-01. Park staff are actively replanting numerous trees.
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The River trail was surprisingly dry on 2026-11-01, a change from its usual wet state. However, a 10-foot section is washed out along the river where the field meets the forest, as reported on 2026-10-22.
Yes, there is extensive evidence of beaver activity. Several trees show recent gnaw marks, and one tree was felled overnight, partially blocking a trail as of 2026-10-22. The park's replanting efforts may face challenges from this activity.
The road into Flaming Geyser State Park is suitable for all vehicles, according to reports from 2026-11-01 and 2026-10-22.
A tree was felled overnight, partially blocking a trail on 2026-10-22, and about 10 feet of the trail is washed out along the river as of 2026-10-22.
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Fall color and hundreds of cacklers
4 this month · 36 reports
Beaver dams flooding trails and blocking salmon
3 this month · 29 reports
Trail is leafy and muddy
2 this month · 41 reports
Northern section closed until 2028
2 this month · 35 reports
Fall colors are glowing brightly
2 this month · 33 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
We parked out on the road and walked up the river to the bridge into the park, crossed the bridge and walked the Ridge trail, then headed up the River trail and back along the river to the car. We ha...
Just a nice stroll through the meadow and along the river today.LOTS of evidence of beaver activity along the banks. Several trees have gnaw marks in them and, in fact, one tree was felled overnight, ...
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...
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...
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 ...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 ...