Middle Fork Snoqualmie River
Trail rebuild nearing completion
10 this month · 161 reports
Snoqualmie Region
The trail is in good condition and snow-free as of September 22. The road leading to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, with only minor pothole concerns near the bridge reported on August 31 and July 5. Parking is generally plentiful, with reports of ample spaces available on various dates including September 22 and August 18. Bugs have not been a significant issue, with most recent reports mentioning no bugs or only a few mosquitoes emerging at dusk on August 18. Fall colors are beginning to appear along the drive up as of September 22 and September 12.
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Yes, parking is usually readily available. On September 22, there were only a few cars in the lot. Reports from August 18 and July 3 also indicate ample parking.
No, bugs have not been a major concern. Most recent reports from September 22 and September 12 mention no bugs. A few mosquitoes were noted as emerging at dusk on August 18.
Fall colors are starting to appear along the drive up to the trailhead as of September 22. Reports from September 12 also mention that fall foliage is starting.
Trail rebuild nearing completion
10 this month · 161 reports
Steep climb with shifty rocks in spots
8 this month · 140 reports
Fall color arriving, a few stream crossings
8 this month · 138 reports
Extremely popular, expect many hikers on trail
7 this month · 221 reports
Fall colors arriving at the top
5 this month · 201 reports
False summits and rock stairs abound
5 this month · 137 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Great hike with kids, as long as you are mindful of them at the top! Beautiful views, very well-maintained trail. Easy drive, road paved, except last 1/4 mile. Lots of pretty areas on the drive up to...
Easy parking on Tuesday noon-ish. 4 cars in lot of ~35 spaces plus 1 handicap. It's a short hike so total time is 1h 30m with a long break enjoying the views. Easier than Heybrook Lookout.You're in...
Wow - since our last visit half a year ago, the road has been fixed up! So nice that the parking lot doesn't have 30 massive potholes now.We chose a quick and easy hike this morning because the weathe...
Started out at the Garfield Ledges parking area around 4:45pm. The road in was surprisingly well maintained, with only a few potholes near the bridge. A couple cars were already in the lot, and the ba...
Great short climb-- the pass was fogged in, so there wasn't a view last weekend, but honestly it was almost as interesting to climb up and be in an expanse of just emptiness. Very neat! Quick and easy...
I highly recommend this hike to families! Our two families, kids aged 4-9, hiked this with ease!PARKING: Readily available.TRAIL: well-maintained and easy to follow. The trail starts on the path behin...
This is a great little hike. I took three small children, arriving at the trailhead around 11am, and there were maybe three other cars which surprised me.You start with a quiet walk through nurse logs...
Best thing I learned today: go hiking on the day after the 4th of July! When we passed the Mailbox Peak trailhead around 10am on a beautiful Sunday, there were still a bunch of spots in the lower lot....
My husband and I hiked this trail to shake off some rust and gear up for the rest of the season. Parking was mostly empty when we arrived around 11. You would be hard-pressed to find another 1.7 miles...
Really nice hike. We did it with a 10 month old in the backpack. Good view at the end.