Poo Poo Point
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Issaquah Alps
The trails on Poo Top are in good condition with no significant blowdowns or mud reported as of October 24. The road is suitable for all vehicles and there are no bugs. Fallen leaves, particularly from Big Leaf Maples, are abundant, especially on the Bus Trail, which can make the descent slippery as noted in a report from October 17. Parking was not an issue, with the lot having only about 10 cars early on October 17 and generally being not crowded.
Generated from 17 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
Generated from the most recent trip reports, newest 2 weeks ago. Check anything you’d turn around for.
The trails are in good condition with no blowdowns and are not muddy as of October 24. Maintenance and new gravel have been added to the lower trails, making them excellent. The Bus trail is covered in fallen leaves, which can make the descent slippery as noted on October 17.
The road is suitable for all vehicles as of October 24. Parking was not crowded, with around 10 cars in the lot early on October 17.
No bugs have been reported on the trail as of October 24 or October 17. Snow is also absent, with the trail being snow-free in recent reports.
A significant amount of fallen leaves, especially from Big Leaf Maples, are present on the trail, particularly the Bus Trail, as reported on October 17. This can make descents slippery.
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Fall color is fading but leaves make trail colorful
5 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.
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