Middle Fork Snoqualmie River
Trail rebuild nearing completion
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Snoqualmie Region
Mount Teneriffe's trail is in good condition, with no snow reported as of August 31. The road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, and parking is generally easy with plenty of spaces available. While wildflowers have mostly wilted, the upper slopes are now abundant with mushrooms. Some minor overgrowth from tree branches is present on the upper trail, which may require swatting them aside, but it's not a significant obstacle. Teneriffe Falls is dry. Mountain goats have been spotted near the summit block.
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Teneriffe Falls is reported to be dry by multiple hikers, with the last mention on August 30. Despite some recent rain, it is unlikely to be flowing.
Most reports indicate the trail is in good condition. One report from July 25 mentioned trees down across the trail and a mud/rock slide or washout, but this has not been mentioned in more recent reports. Overgrowth from branches is noted on the upper trail but is not considered a major issue.
The Teneriffe Falls Connector trail has a posted closure due to past storm damage, with one report mentioning damage to the railing on a bridge as of July 12. However, other hikers have traversed it without issue, noting it is easy to avoid damage as of August 30.
Trail rebuild nearing completion
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Steep climb with shifty rocks in spots
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Fall color arriving, a few stream crossings
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Extremely popular, expect many hikers on trail
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Fall colors arriving at the top
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False summits and rock stairs abound
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
I haven't been able to get out and hike as much this summer as I'd like to due to work, school, wildfires, and bears. Mostly work & school. So, today I played hooky and treated myself to a mental hea...
Yesterday was the last day this year that Trailhead Direct runs, so I once again scaled Mount Teneriffe to say farewell and check out what's different-There are zero bugs on the trail-The summer's wil...
Hiked Teneriffe up the Kamikaze and down the mail trail. As previously reported, Teneriffe falls is completely dry. The first part of Kamikaze after the falls is steeper and bit sketchier than I rem...
I hike up Mount Teneriffe often enough such that not every trip merits a report, but a few things have changed since my last report-Teneriffe Falls is dry. That may have changed after this afternoon's...
Experienced trail runner ticking off WA trails. First time on Mt Teneriffe and Mt Si. If planned in advance, I would have ascended Mt Teneriffe and descended Mt Si.I had made good time ascending Mt Si...
Lovely afternoon hike, mostly shaded in forest with relatively dense canopy. Trail becomes substantially steeper and more challenging above the falls. Very few people on the Kamikaze Trail portion abo...
There's very little to report that's different than my summits of Mount Teneriffe in May. Fortunately, I had an early start, and got to saunter up Teneriffe before descending via a few different trail...
Distance:15 milesElevation Gain:4,957 feetThis long but worthwhile makes for a great way to experience both Teneriffe Falls and the summit without having to contend with the Kamikaze Trail. I headed u...
Used the Mt. Teneriffe trail as part of my long run on 7/2/2026. Overall, trail was in good condition — it looked like crews had been out taking care of maintenance recently. As I was running towards ...
The views were partially cloudy. Tomorrow, Father’s Day, is forecasted to have much clearer skies and will probably have better views. So something to consider for those looking for an intense Father’...