Manastash Ridge - Westberg Trail

Snoqualmie Region

updated 4 months ago

This trail is currently experiencing peak wildflower season, with many varieties reported. Hikers have noted camas, wild iris, bitterroot, phlox, lupine, balsam root, paintbrush, biscuitroot, largeflower triteleia, bluebells, and larkspur in bloom as of May 3, May 7, May 9, and May 11. The Westberg trail itself is described as steep and exposed with no shade, offering great views. The Boy Scout trail, in contrast, is more forested. No mud or dust was reported as of May 3, though rocky sections are present on the upper parts of the trail. Parking at the trailhead was adequate for early morning arrivals in early May.

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As of May 11, wildflowers were still glorious and beautiful, though a bit past their peak. May 9 reported flowers at their peak, including camas, wild iris, bitterroot, phlox, lupine, and balsam root. As of May 3, balsamroot, lupine, paintbrush, and biscuitroot were among the many blooming varieties.

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Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway

First time here and many thanks to all the last few trip reports. Afternoon arrival and no issues with parking. Took Boy Scout up in warmer temps since it was more shaded and Westberg down at end of d...

Central Washington > Yakima

This morning was a perfect time to hike Manastash Ridge. I hiked up Westberg and came down on the Boy Scout Trail. The contrast between the two trails was lovely: Westberg was more exposed and had ama...

Central Washington > Yakima

Hiked here with our three kids, 12, 10, and 6, as I wanted a wildflower hike with views for Mother’s Day and this one checked every single box! Flowers are at peak now, we saw so many. Some of my favo...

Central Washington > Yakima

Group of 10 Mountaineers enjoyed the wildflowers, wildlife, birds and views. Highlights were bitterbrush blooming along a good percentage of the trail (called rock rose it was very strong and heady), ...

Central Washington > Yakima

Trail: 3.3 mi round trip trail run up Westberg trail and down the Boy Scout trail. I liked this direction - Westberg is pretty steep, so I slowed down to spot the flowers, then ran down the more gradu...

Central Washington > Yakima

Lots of blooms right now! Predominately balsamroot, but also a bit of lupine, paintbrush, larkspur, shooting star, phlox, and others. Bring lots of water and sun protection.

Central Washington > Yakima

On Saturday, I headed out for a solo hike to try to see some wildflowers east of the mountains. It was a perfect day for hiking, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60s. I arrived at t...

Central Washington > Yakima

We were inspired by the previous two trip reports to wander around and find the flowers. After getting to the top via Westberg, we then caught the Chin Biter, Frisky Donkey, Gunsmoke and Boy Scout tra...

Central Washington > Yakima

We, a very enjoyable group of Mountaineers, saw 48 species of plants in bloom, see Paul's list below, thanks Paul! I really like our 11 mile clockwise loop (caltopo link below), it takes in a large va...

Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway

The weather forecast for Saturday was supposed to be pretty good for the west side. As I drove through the heavy rain on I-90, I was glad we chose an east side hike, rather than believe the forecast. ...