Middle Fork Snoqualmie River

Hiked out about 2 miles and back this afternoon, as the previous reporter says, it was quite muddy and several places the trail became a stream! I didn't quite get to the place that wasn't possible to...

This was the wettest/muddiest I have ever seen this trail! There were streams running down it in some places, and mud puddles deep enough to claim your boots if you’re not careful. The water running d...

Snuck out on a day hike yesterday. This was the perfect rainy day hike. Nothing too treacherous and beautiful misty mountain views. I hiked about 7.5 miles totally and did a lolly pop loop by going do...

Arrived at the TH at 8:30 am, and to our surprise on a beautiful sunny morning, the lot wasn't even half full! Parking lot is totally paved with restrooms that were stocked. I led a group of 6 that mo...

I completed a 13-mile counter-clockwise loop starting at the Middle Fork TH @ 10:00 AM, hiking to Dingford TH, then road walking back by 4:00 PM at a very leisurely pace. The Middle Fork Trail is in g...

Trail in great condition, no ice or snow and only minor muddy spots and water crossings. Trail head bathroom is open and clean, stocked with TP. Very quiet day, only saw one other solo hiker in the 5 ...

Arrived around 10 am and walked the trail until it wound away from the river and toward the cliffs. There is a tree down that you might have to duck under.

Middle Fork road is indeed open, just down to one lane for a couple short sections. There were a few patches of black ice on the way to the trailhead this morning, and they had not melted out by 1:30 ...

I hiked the Pratt River Connector trail in the other direction today, but wanted to report on the road to the Middle Fork Trailhead. Despite what the King County website and Google and Apple Maps say,...

I enjoyed this hike so much in November that I had to offer it again. And I was not disappointed. Despite the fact that we clambered over, under, and around 42 blowdowns (I counted on the trip back) a...