Crater Lakes
Trees down across trail, some with bypasses
1 this month · 11 reports
North Cascades
As of September 19, the trail is in good condition and snow-free. The road is suitable for all vehicles and no bugs have been reported. The larches are already turning and are described as glorious, making it a great time to visit before the crowds. While wildflowers were mainly done for the season in mid-July, a few small pockets may still remain. Be aware of potential wildlife encounters, as a bear was heard in the underbrush on July 17.
Generated from 20 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
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The road is suitable for all vehicles as of September 14. It was previously described as rough but passable in mid-July.
As of September 19, the trail is in good condition with no reported obstacles. Earlier reports from July 12 and July 8 mentioned minor washouts and loose rock, but these posed few problems.
The larches are already turning and are described as glorious as of September 19. Wildflowers were mainly done for the season in mid-July, though a few small pockets may have remained.
A bear was heard in the underbrush on July 17, though it was not seen. Hikers are advised to be alert for wildlife in the Northern Cascades.
Trees down across trail, some with bypasses
1 this month · 11 reports
North side loop more beautiful and interesting
15 reports
Wildflowers are going off like crazy
14 reports
South side full sun, north side limited shade
13 reports
Brushy sections and a few downed trees
12 reports
Wild blueberries are sweet and ample now
Mount Baker Area · 21 this month · 107 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
This is a great trail for seeing larches and not nearly as busy as some others. Beautiful day Saturday and only saw 3 other parties in the morning. The larches are already turning and they are gloriou...
This is a fairly easy to moderate trail with spectacular views. The road up was in great condition and easy to navigate. It would be an excellent place to watch the sunset.
Completed this hike on Friday 7/17. Wildflowers are mainly done for the season but a few small pockets remain. Just over a mile into the hike where you start the steep section into the trees, my partn...
Being a weekend we decided to take the Old Trail to the lookout. Longer and at least as steep but without another soul. There were about a dozen on top that came up the standard route.A few wisps of s...
Trail mostly in good condition. Some small washouts from early spring runoff. Loose rock and very dusty, but overall what you’d expect for a July hike in the Cascades. Wildflowers still in bloom in ma...
Help! My wallet may have fallen out of my pocket in the parking lot. I was parked on the left hand side when looking at the trailhead. It would mean a lot if someone could take a look and let me know ...
Started the hike at 11AM. I was carrying an infant and hiking with my wife. We made good time to the Fire Look Out considering, taking just over an hour to reach the peak. There was a good breeze comi...
We attempted to get to the Goat Peak Lookout trailhead but had to turn back after about 4 miles up the road. There were numerous washouts, rocks and rough areas. We finally had to call it and turnar...
It has been a lot of years since I hiked this trail. At 71 years old, it was tough due to how steep the trail is. Still, it only took us less than two hours to reach the top. Our son, who is almost...
Stayed in Winthrop area this weekend and decided to do a quick hike to Goat Peak Lookout this morning with my teen.Road to the trailhead was the washboard kind. I think all cars can make it but the ri...