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Poo Poo Point - Chirico Trail
Issaquah Alps
updated 4 weeks ago
The Chirico Trail to Poo Poo Point is currently in good condition, though reported to be dusty due to dry weather, which can make footing tricky on steep sections as of August 28. The road leading to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles and parking was available, though the lot can fill up, as seen on a Friday morning. Visitors continue to enjoy the spectacular views from Poo Poo Point, with paragliders frequently launching from the summit. Wildlife, including Canada jays and squirrels, has been observed on the trail.
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What hikers ask about Poo Poo Point - Chirico Trail
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The Chirico Trail is reported to be dusty due to recent dry weather, which can lead to slippery conditions on a couple of short, steep segments. Careful footing is recommended as of August 28.
The road to the Chirico trailhead is suitable for all vehicles. Parking lot availability can vary, with one report mentioning it was full on a Friday morning, though spots were still obtainable.
No major obstacles have been reported recently. The trail is described as steep with dusty and sometimes slippery sections, particularly on the ascents. Hikers are advised to be mindful of their footing.
Yes, the trail has been hiked successfully with children as young as 2 years old. While steep, parents have used strategies like handing out candy on switchbacks to keep motivation high.
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
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Recent4 weeks ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
Wayfinding tip: the Chirico trail diverges a couple times near the top. Be sure to note which way you traveled from, as there are multiple trails down from Poo Poo Point.Arrived @11am on a Friday - pa...
Older1 month ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
I forgot to add pictures in my prior post trip, and could not do them once submitted so posting the fantastic views here!!
Older1 month ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
I am a novice in Hiking, this being my 3rd!!as I am still new I found it a bit on the difficult side. The Chirico trial which I took was completely steep only just going up. No flats at any point. The...
Older1 month ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
We arrived to the trailhead around 11:45 a.m. on a sunny (but a little smoky) Monday. There were about 10 parking spots open, and the portapotty we used was relatively clean with TP, but no hand sanit...
Older2 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
We hike with kids ranging 2 to 8 years old and they did great. We handed out candy at the switch backs to keep motivation high. 🍭🍬The trail was fairly quiet on the way up at 10 AM. Moderately busy on ...
Older2 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
A classic after-work sunset hike! We arrived around around 6:45pm and were lucky that a car was pulling out right as we were pulling in. It was definitely hot and humid, making the hike up feel longer...
Older2 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
Incline !! It was a challenge , especially at 430am. But a great way to push yourself . I did this with my 10 year old nephew without proper hiking shoes. Coming down a little damp so be careful !
Older2 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
My 15 yr old son and I had just done Franklin Falls earlier in the day, but we decided hey let’s make it a double header. Let’s play two ! For some reason I was under the impression this was an easy f...
Older3 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
Hidden Forest trail from West Side Road to Larry's Crossing is a jungle, made it through, but a machete would have been a great 11th Essential. As well 15 Mile RR Grade from our viewpoint at the junct...
Older3 months ago
Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain
This is the first mountain of climbed in Washington state! My son and I did it for Father’s Day as a way to get me feeling comfortable with doing these things because I’m from the flatland of Wisconsi...