Lake Ingalls
Fall colors arriving in meadows
2 this month · 93 reports
Snoqualmie Region
The trail is in good condition following the Labor Mountain fire, with most downed trees cleared, though some remain in the final mile to the summit as of August 25. The road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles with few potholes as of September 3 and August 25. Some vegetation is showing early signs of fall color, and there were no bugs reported as of September 3, August 25, and August 1.
Generated from 13 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
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The road is suitable for all vehicles and has very few potholes as reported on September 3 and August 25. There were no issues mentioned with the road access in the August 1 report, stating it was suitable for all vehicles.
Most fallen trees have been removed from the trail. The only ones encountered were in the final mile to the summit as of August 25. The September 3 report also stated there were no obstacles on the trail.
No bugs were reported on the trail in any of the recent trip reports. This includes observations from September 3, August 25, and August 1.
Yes, some vegetation appears to be turning with fall color as noted on September 3. This report from September 3 also mentioned a few flowers were still out, especially closer to the saddle.
Fall colors arriving in meadows
2 this month · 93 reports
Fall colors are kicking in, meadows are shimmery gold
2 this month · 30 reports
Meadows are shimmery gold
2 this month · 21 reports
Overgrown sections and downed trees
1 this month · 16 reports
Wildflowers in full bloom, great views, no bugs
1 this month · 13 reports
Blown down trees, rough trail to navigate
38 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
First of all, I would like to give gratitude and thanks to the firefighters and forest service folks who have worked on these trails. This trail had significant fire damage from the Labor Mountain fir...
Well my day started with the plan to summit Earl Peak because I knew it was going to be really hot and that option was much shorter for the dogs. However, the primitive road to Earl Peak trailhead is ...
Trails are closed.https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/okanogan-wenatchee/alerts/labor-mountain-fire-road-and-trail-closure-cle-elum-ranger-districtPlan C to get out of the unseasonal rain. Plan A was Petunias...
We wanted to check out the Teanaway and see how much snow had melted. We got to the trailhead at about 7:30 am and there were no other cars in the lot. We did see several people camping alongside the ...
Trees down, trail, underwater, and spots, and a ton of snow. All to be expected this time of year. The last mile or so, ithe snow is feet deep. You will need GPS to find the trail. But it’s doable!
Just an awesome trip in the Teanaway exploring a different approach to get up the ridge to the County Line Trail, and then going up to Freedom Peak, Navaho Peak, and then over to Peak 6703.From the pa...
Beautiful day in the Teanaway, as a friend and I got up to first Wrong Turn Peak, then up to Navaho Peak.The road to the trailhead NF-9703 is in pretty good shape. Smoother than the Teanaway River roa...
Finally got around to my larch march of 2024, a little past peak — a very quiet and beautiful hike!THE ROADThe road to the trailhead is in overall great shape — shouldn’t be an issue for any cars, eve...
Arrives to the trailhead just before 10am. Parking was almost full. Outhouse was open and stocked with TP.Trail was uneventful with one or two logs down that were reasonably easy to get over. All the ...
As we departed I-90 and drove the Teanaway River Road we felt a giddy anticipation for our latest adventure. A few miles in, a flock of wild turkeys flew across the road. A good omen, I thought. After...