Poo Poo Point
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Issaquah Alps
The Northwest Timber Trail is currently in good condition, with reports from November 1, 2026 indicating the trail was damp but not muddy, despite recent rain. Fall foliage was noted as being nice. The trail is snow-free, and the road is suitable for all vehicles. There were no bugs reported as of November 1, 2026. Parking at the main lot was nearly full around 9:45 am on November 1, 2026, suggesting it can get busy. Caution is advised for dogs due to the presence of mushrooms on the trail this time of year, as noted on November 1, 2026.
Generated from 12 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 as of November 1, 2026. There were no issues reported regarding road access in the recent trip reports.
The trail was described as damp but not muddy as of November 1, 2026. Hikers should be aware of mushrooms on the trail, especially if hiking with dogs, as noted on November 1, 2026.
The main parking lot was almost full when one hiker arrived around 9:45 am on November 1, 2026. It is advisable to arrive early if planning to hike during peak times.
A former view of local mountains and Glacier Peak, previously enjoyed from a log sofa bench, is now blocked by growing Doug Fir trees planted by the DNR. This change was observed by October 20, 2026.
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Fall color is fading but leaves make trail colorful
4 this month · 55 reports
Fall colors are fading fast
3 this month · 195 reports
Agitated bees near the trail edge
3 this month · 104 reports
Fallen maple leaves make the trail soft and slick
3 this month · 75 reports
Carpet of leaves covers the ground
2 this month · 36 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
This is a great trail for beginners/kids, or for stretching your legs after a weekend of Halloween partying (like me). The trail was clean with no trash or dog waste. Weather was perfect, and the fall...
When I pulled into the big paved DNR parking lot at Tiger Summit off Highway 18, there were only a couple of other cars parked. I was doing a loop hike on trails I had last hiked back in 2018 when I l...
This is great trail – well developed, lots of parking, and good signage. Following the WTA directions, I pulled off SR18 into an overflow parking lot and headed up the forest road to the upper parking...
Good: there is a beautiful multi-level waterfall in the middle of the trail, we were properly impressed!Not so good:- Busy mountain bike traffic, especially closer to the trail head, doesn't facilitat...
A great day on the trail. Seven of us set out from the Tiger Summit Trailhead just after 9:00 AM in cool, crisp air — perfect for a rigorous climb, though layers were coming off before long.We started...
sometimes I really struggle to get out the door when I didn't plan ahead. but once I'm at the trailhead I have never ever ever regretted heading out, even to somewhere nearby and familiar and without ...
The loop we hiked included many trails: Connector Trail, Northwest Timber Trail, Joyride Trail, Silent Swamp Trail, Preston Railroad Grade Trail, Bailout Trail, Crosshaul Trail and Masterlink Trail. I...
I hadn't hiked this trail in a long time, so I was curious how the hiker/cyclist mixed-use was faring. I was on the trail for about 2 hours (out and back) and encountered no hikers and 13 bikes. Not...
This is my absolute first review on WTA. The reason is because I feel it's very important to relay the NW Timber Trail is absolutely a very busy mountain bike trail! Granted, the trail is dry and no...
Grateful to have this trail to myself for Valentine's Day...a beautiful hush of snow blanketed the entire trail, but it was still fairly easy to navigate. I crossed several lovely bridges and hugged a...