Mount Teneriffe
Snoqualmie Region
As of late May 2026, Mount Teneriffe is largely snow-free on the main trails. Reports from May 18th indicate snow begins about 500-1000 feet below the summit. The trail is muddy and slippery in sections, with a few passable downed trees noted on May 18th. The old trail past Teneriffe Falls is steeper and less maintained. Parking can be an issue, with reports of full lots and circling cars as early as 5:30 AM on May 23rd. The connector trail between Mt. Si and Teneriffe has some storm damage, including a broken railing on a bridge and a large fallen tree, though both are passable. Mountain goat sightings have been reported near the summit (May 18th).
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Conditions at a Glance
Trail
Trail in good condition
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Snow
Trail snow-covered at times - gear and expertise recommended
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Road
Road suitable for all vehicles
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Bugs
No bugs
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Sources
We arrived at the trailhead at 5:30 AM and were pleasantly surprised with an open gate! This allowed us to skip the Mt Si connector or approach and go straight up past the falls. This old trail is not...
Trail was mostly in great shape except for a few trees down that are easily passable. Snow starts about 500-1,000 shy of the summit. Bring poles for stability. Trail is slippery and muddy. Otherwise a...
On May 9th, I hiked up to the peak of Mt Teneriffe via the Old Si trail. The Little Si parking lot only had one available spot at 7:30am so if you want to take the same route, get there early or expec...
Hiked up Mt. Teneriffe by hiking the trail from Mt. Si. From Mt. Si the trail (which is easy to follow) gradually descends to a junction with the trail that I later took to get down. However, I did no...
Our team hiked Mt. Teneriffe on Saturday, and the conditions were perfect. The trail was completely snow‑free, except for a few patches of snow off to the side in some sections. The summit itself had ...
Up on the steep ridge trail past the falls, down on the main trail. Virtually snow free on the way up. Several patches of packed snow on the way down, mostly uphill of the Mt. Si connector. Boots and ...
We took Kamakazi up and the easier connector trail on the way down. We hit snow about 1000' from the summit. There was about a foot of snow at high elevations. The trees were dripping and plenty of sn...
Hike to Mount Teneriffe to take advantage of dry weather before the rains hit this weekend. Trail to Teneriffe falls is in good condition with a few blow downs but not difficult to navigate. Lots of w...
Teneriffe Falls, up Kamikaze, west to Mount Si, up and down Haystack, over to Little Si!No views from Teneriffe (it was actually snowing a bit at the top!) but the weather turned beautiful by the afte...
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