Padilla Bay
Abundant waterfowl and shorebirds
3 this month · 20 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
The Rock Trail at Larrabee State Park is reported to be clear and in good condition as of September 27. The road leading to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, and there were no reported bug issues. This trail offers a decent descent via multiple stair sets, leading to viewpoints overlooking Lost Lake. It's recommended for a quick hike, with the trail described as not overly busy on September 27.
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The Rock Trail is reported to be clear and in good condition as of September 27. There were no significant obstacles mentioned in the recent report.
The road leading to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles as of September 27. This suggests no special clearance is needed.
No bugs were reported on the trail as of September 27. Hikers have not noted any insect nuisances recently.
The trail was not super busy on the morning of September 27. This suggests it can be a less crowded option.
Abundant waterfowl and shorebirds
3 this month · 20 reports
Active hornet nest near the top
2 this month · 123 reports
Fall leaves are lovely, no bugs reported
2 this month · 55 reports
Trail recently reopened, fallen leaves may be slick
2 this month · 28 reports
Hunters bagging birds, wear orange for safety
2 this month · 27 reports
Overgrown in places and fall color remaining
1 this month · 37 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Accessed Lost Lake in Larrabee State Park at the end of Cleator Rd.Decent descent down multiple sets of stairs of Rock Trail. Hooked a left on the South Lost Lake Trail and followed it around to the l...
Getting there:Cleator Rd. has avoidable potholes and minor washboarding in places, but is passable by any vehicle with care.Trailhead:Arrived to only 3 other cars at the trailhead. Privy in excellent...
I went up to the Chukanuts yesterday for some hiking and fishing. The Rock trail goes down the hill from the overlook down to the Lost lake trail. The trail is in great shape, it was green and lush as...
We started from the Cyrus Gates Overlook and after a short distance went left at the junction and began the descent on the steps. I think I heard how many there are but I was concentrating on my footi...
Road Access Notice: On this morning (14 May) there was a tree across Cleator Rd just past the Lost Lake Trail access below Cyrus Gates Overlook. May be cleared by the time anyone reads this, but just ...
First official day of spring break, and I wanted a hike that would distract me from thinking about school. Did I find it? 1000% yes.I decided to try a loop hike, starting at North Chuckanut Mountain T...
We arrived around 8:45 at the Lost Lake TH.Only one other car in the lot.Ranger station was open so we popped in before we began our hike.We had planned on going up to Burnout Knob for a view but it w...
Another successful Chuckanut Tour in the books. 12.5 miles.Parked at the main Lost Lake TH parking - toilets clean and stocked.Took Frangrance Lake road uphill, turned right onto Burnout Road.Reached...
Cleator Road leading to the Cyrus Gates Overlook is closed for road work from 12-21 November per posted signage.
It’s the first day of Fall, so hiking we will go! We changed our original plans and searched through our saved hikes in our WTA backpack to see where we wanted to go that was new. We settled on rock t...