Mount Ellinor
Fog can shroud summit views
8 this month · 147 reports
Olympic Peninsula
We have limited recent trip reports for O'Neil Pass from July and August 2026. The trail is described as having minor obstacles and being snow-free as of August 24. However, other reports indicate sections can be overgrown and brushy, with trees down across the trail, July 31, and July 9. The road is generally suitable for all vehicles, though one report from July 31 notes it as rough but passable. Bugs are not a significant issue according to the available reports. Hikers should be prepared for potential annoyances from brush and blowdowns.
Generated from 10 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
Generated from the most recent trip reports, newest 1 month ago. Check anything you’d turn around for.
No trip reports on this trail in 1 month, so everything below is at least that old.
One report from August 2 mentions two water crossings after Diamond Meadows and Honeymoon Meadows on the approach to Anderson Moraine. The ford over the Duckabush before Upper Duckabush Camp was also noted as requiring a change of footwear.
All available reports from July and August 2026 indicate that O'Neil Pass is snow-free.
Fog can shroud summit views
8 this month · 147 reports
Upper basin is steep, loose gravel, recommended poles
8 this month · 44 reports
The last mile and a half is much more challenging
7 this month · 48 reports
Steep slog rewards with alpine lake beauty
7 this month · 34 reports
Lake level low, ghost trees protrude
6 this month · 110 reports
Trail clear of blowdowns and snow, wildflowers still present
5 this month · 94 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
This is a trip report for an overnight "lollipop loop" of Anderson, O'Neil, and LaCrosse Passes starting and ending at the Dosewallips Campground. Total mileage was 42 miles because I biked the ca. 13...
We did a 5-day, 4-night trip (Aug. 2-6) starting at the Dosewallips trailhead. While we had varying mileage readings, we believe the lollipop loop was around 55 miles and 12000 ft elevation gain witho...
We did a 6-day, 60-mile lollipop loop to LaCrosse Basin, starting and ending at the Duckabush trailhead. We saw 14 bears along the way, but hardly any mosquitoes. We started from the trailhead at 9 ...
I started at the Dosewallips TH and did a clockwise loop. I spent the first night at Diamond Meadows, then went over Lacrosse Pass to Upper Duckabush camp, then over O'Neil and Anderson Passes to spen...
Trail conditions:Dosewallips Trail and West Fork Dosewallips are in outstanding condition. It took about 5 hours to the Anderson Moraine.O'Neil Pass trail is a bit overgrown and has poor trail tread, ...
We hiked part of this trail as part of a lollipop hike around Mount La Crosse. It was like hiking through bear city. We came around a corner to a water source and startled a bear at close range which ...
Three of us did a 5-night, 57-mile hike to LaCrosse Basin with a tangent to Anderson Moraine. We hiked up the old Dosewallips Rd, up the main fork Dosewallips Trail, up the West Fork Dosewallips Trai...
I did a 5 night, 6 day trip up the Duckabush River to Marmot Lake and LaCrosse Basin, over O'Neil and Anderson passes, and over LaCrosse Pass back to the Duckabush. This trip has been on my list for s...
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This report is for a three-night "lollipop" route of 51 miles starting from Dosewallips River Road TH, traversing Lacrosse Pass, O'Neil Pass, Anderson Pass then returning back down the Dosewallips. O...