Bullitt Fireplace Trail
Fall color is arriving, mushrooms abound
2 this month · 60 reports
Issaquah Alps
The May Valley Trail is currently closed until the end of November as of October 26. The road leading to the trailhead is impassable as of October 26, though another report from the same day indicates the road is suitable for all vehicles, suggesting potential variability or confusion about access points. Despite the closure, reports from earlier in October indicate the trail itself is in good condition, snow-free, and has no bugs. The Issaquah Alps Trails Club has maintained the trails well, clearing blowdown and keeping it in shape for hiking, trail running, and even with young children.
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No, the trail is closed until the end of November as of October 26.
Reports are conflicting. One report from October 26 states the road is impassable, while another from the same day indicates it is suitable for all vehicles.
As of October 1, the trails were well-maintained with cleared blowdown and no significant obstacles were reported. The trail is generally smooth and suitable for running or forest bathing.
Yes, just around Crystal Creek on the other side of Squak Mountain is closed for bridge construction, as noted on October 26.
Fall color is arriving, mushrooms abound
2 this month · 60 reports
Big-leaf Maples are showing off fall colors
2 this month · 24 reports
Fall color is arriving
2 this month · 19 reports
Bridge work may cause closures
2 this month · 16 reports
Fallen leaves and early fall color
1 this month · 104 reports
Nettles are still an issue on the eastern half
1 this month · 45 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Trail is open. Just around Crystal Creek on other side of Squak Mountain is closed for bridge build.
The trail is closed until the end of November
Your young kids might love this trail, there's a fun interpretive loop right next to a genuine hiking trail on which you can do a solid loop back to the parking lot or connect to a wider network. Fair...
What a lovely forest! And the trails are maintained with love, as evidenced by the bridges, trail borders, and freshly chainsawed blowdown. The Issaquah Alps Trails Club is doing a great job. I had lo...
Beautiful morning however there were loads of fine spider webs across the trail on the way up. A tad overgrown but not too many prickly plants. I was grateful for wearing pants even if I was a touch o...
The trail is slightly overgrown in places, but not too bad.Only a slight view of The Mountain between some trees.A few berries along the trail, not quite ripe yet.One of the signs was a bit confusing ...
Good condition. Was surprised by short gravel road section as hadn’t seen that in descriptions. Brushy at parts of 2nd half of loop but no problem. My map clocked at as over 5 miles. Lush and green, p...
Parking lot was about half full when I arrived at 1:30pm. The parking lot was clean. One of two restrooms were open, I did not peek inside. The trail is in good condition. It was my first time up ...
A beautiful weekday morning for a hike. A lot of people walking dogs; about one or two people didn't tether their dogs while on the trail which kept me on guard. My greatest concern were the series of...
This was an awesome trail for a quick hike! I was surprised how quiet it was even for a crisp November morning, I ran into maybe 5 other people the whole time.I had my nine month old kiddo packed in t...