Mount Margaret

Snoqualmie Region

updated 1 week ago

The trail is currently in good condition, with no significant snow reported as of October 31. The road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, with recent reports from October 29 confirming it is open and suitable for all vehicles. While there were minor obstacles noted in reports from late summer, such as narrow sections and eroded spots, these did not pose significant problems for most hikers. Recent reports from October 10 and October 8 mention the trail being snow-free and in good condition. Hikers have reported seeing numerous mountain goats, especially around October 10 and August 22. Water sources are scarce, with a report from October 10 mentioning only a tiny trickle at Bear Camp, so carrying ample water is advised. Fall colors were beginning to appear in late September, as noted in reports from September 26.

Generated from 62 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.

What hikers ask about Mount Margaret

Generated from the most recent trip reports, newest 1 week ago. Check anything you’d turn around for.

The trail was snow-covered at times as of October 31, with gear and expertise recommended. However, a report from October 29 stated the trail was snow-free. This indicates conditions can vary significantly with recent weather.

More in Snoqualmie Region

Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.

View on WTA

Sources

Snoqualmie Region > Snoqualmie Pass

Perfect Halloween outing, costumes and all! Trail completely snow covered a bit past the trail junction with the forest road.Very doable without traction, but I personally appreciated my microspikes a...

Snoqualmie Region > Snoqualmie Pass

This trail is open. The road to the trailhead is open. The ranger station confirmed this before we left home. It would be nice if WTA updated removed the warning about the road being closed since this...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

I wouldn't trade this for all the larch at Maple Pass. Conditions and permit dates aligned perfectly this weekend. We had a permit for Margaret Camp on Saturday night with a clearing forecast. Short v...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

The road from Randle on 26 to 99 is all paved. Any car can manage. I was scouting this out for a future backpacking trip. There is some confusion about whether dogs are allowed. I included several pho...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

First trip to Mount Margaret, via Norway Pass trailhead. I took FR 26 in from the 131 to get there. I wouldn't recommend this route for low clearance vehicles, or in general as there are many blind tu...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

This is one of the most beautiful hike I've ever done, with the views constantly evolving and always interesting. I did it once before, at a time when visibility was limited by wildfire smoke and haze...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

Beautiful trail, great views of St. Helens as well as Rainier, Adams, and Hood at times. In my opinion, the views you get of St. Helens are better along the Boundary Trail than from Margaret itself, b...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

Arrived Saturday morning after making a stop at Science & Learning Center that opens ~10 am. Parked at Hummocks TH by the gate where the road is closed to drive to the Johnston at Ridge observatory. M...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

We hiked from Norway pass trailhead to mount Margaret and then backtracked until we got to the lakes trail, at which point we like to panhandle Lake and camped overnight there.The road in was 99% pave...

South Cascades > Mount St. Helens

I have always wanted to explore Mount Margaret backcountry area further, so on Sunday I decided to trail run fromNorwayPass to Moun Margaret. I forgot to read trip reports/WTA website on the Independe...