North Creek Park Boardwalk
Boardwalk wobbly in places, plants encroaching
4 this month · 20 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
Lord Hill Regional Park offers a pleasant autumn experience with signs of changing foliage as of September 7. The trails are generally in good condition, with recent maintenance noted on the Loren Ridge and Wandering trails. While most streams are dry, the park remains a gem for its quiet corners, towering trees, and extensive trail network, though navigating can be tricky due to unmarked junctions. Be aware that some trails can be overgrown, and bugs were reported as an annoyance on August 8 and June 25. The parking lot can get busy, but crowds thin out on the trails.
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The roads are reported as suitable for all vehicles as of September 7. There have been no recent reports indicating otherwise.
The trail leading to Beaver Marsh Lake was blocked off with log rounds as of September 7. It was also noted that no water was visible in the pond along the Wandering Trail route during that report.
Bugs were not an issue on September 7 and July 17. However, they were noted as an annoyance on August 8 and June 25, with spiderwebs also being present on some overgrown trails.
The West View Trail was reported to have no view as of June 25. Additionally, the Quarry trail leading down to the quarry was noted as getting overgrown with scotch broom, limiting views.
Boardwalk wobbly in places, plants encroaching
4 this month · 20 reports
Lower trail preferred, overgrown upper trail
3 this month · 72 reports
No fall color or dry streams
3 this month · 33 reports
Unique vending machines and maritime sights
3 this month · 16 reports
Trash noted from overnight party
3 this month · 15 reports
Excellent birding and harbor seals spotted
3 this month · 10 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Surprisingly quiet day on the trails on Labor Day. Encountered 5 horse back riders, 4 hikers, several big slugs, and lots of sweet birdsong. But we did choose the quietest of the quiet trails. A point...
I actually feel like I got a hike in today. Even tho the parking lot was almost full, I saw very few people after the Midway turnoff. My goal was to go down to the Beaver Lodge Pond and the Quarry whe...
There is not much exciting here, but it was a a nice walk in the woods with an old friend who has had to cut way back on her hiking. We hiked the Midway to the Lookout bench and back along the Rock Ca...
Really nice light hike down to the snohomish river for a quick swim and some tanning! Main trail was in nice condition, but some of the other trails were pretty overgrown and had a lot of bugs and spi...
Trail is in good condition. The main trails are quite wide and shared with both horses and mountain bikes. It's a fairly popular area so expect to see people and encounter bikes and horses.Overall rea...
I have been wanting to explore this park for quite some time now. I have been missing out, this a beautiful park with well maintained trails. I did a 7mile loop with a side quest down to the river. ...
Mother’s Day called for taking the kids and hubby out under the trees even if they weren’t super into it lol! The parking lot was hopping with folks, but once out on the trails, we only saw a couple ...
Strange to see so much parking available mid-day with such beautiful weather. Could it be the bear warning sign at the north trailhead? Looks very new and mentioned multiple bears (the same bear seen ...
The original plan was to explore the Crescent Lake Wildlife area, but the road to the south entrance was closed due to flooding, and at the north entrance there was flooding across the trail just a fe...
Did a 4.5 mile loop from the north parking lot. Almost empty at 5 pm this Saturday. Saw 2 deer and several geese and ducks. Only noticed humans on the big trails near the parking. Same for mountain b...