97 trails with conditions from recent trip reports, most recently reported first.
Mountain goats spotted on rocky peaks
Autumn color is arriving in meadows
Fall color arriving at upper lake
Fall colors are spectacular
Vibrant fall colors, pikas foraging
Fall colors are outstanding right now
Mountain goats frequent the gap
Meadow views, mountain lion sightings, bear sightings
Fall colors are now peaking at the summit
Late season wildflowers still brilliant
Marmot couples seen, bear activity reported
Wildfire smoke cleared, views are spectacular
Fall colors arriving, wildlife abundant
Fall colors arrive with wildflowers still present
Fall colors arriving, views of Rainier
Mountain views and a chance to see goats
Wildflowers and mountain goats seen
Fall colors are popping, stunning red
Wildflowers blooming everywhere and abundant waterfalls
Fall colors arriving, wildlife sightings common
Still blooming with wildflowers
Mount Rainier Area
Solitude and lots of incline
Spectacular views on the way down
Trail is clear of snow and bugs are absent
Collapsed bridge, slick and hazardous
Overgrowth obscures the trail in places
Meadows are recovering from recent fire
Fire damage surprisingly minimal
Meadows show red and golden color
Autumn colors arriving on the ridge
Trail is slightly overgrown and wet foliage
Lookout views, but road closed
Fall color arriving, mist softening landscape
Fall color hints, and quiet mist
Waterfalls and meadows teeming with life
Treacherous road to a scenic alpine lake
Wildflowers were great and wildlife abundant
Fall color arriving, wildlife sightings
Overgrown and very steep near the top
Dozens of downed trees across trail
A dead mountain goat was seen near the falls
Waterfall is barely trickling
Overgrown brush and light blowdown
Fall color arriving, snowfields a mixed bag
Dusty trail conditions, no bugs noted
Lots of moss, lichen, fungi
Mineral springs are pretty dried up
Gorgeous views of surrounding peaks
Marmots and wildflowers, plus occasional bears
Marmots sunning themselves on the rocks
Marmots sunning themselves on rocks
Many downed trees, especially past Greenwater Lakes
Over 20 blowdowns on trail
No bugs and snow free
Middle falls is a spectacular highlight
Sooty grouse and black bears of all colors
No bugs, road suitable for all vehicles
Steep incline, marmots and bears seen
Abundant wildflowers still blooming
Numerous blow-downs, some challenging to get over
Few wildflowers, lots of marmots
Lush time of year with many wildflowers
Minor obstacles posing few problems
Spectacular frequent viewpoints
Requires some help from your hands
A new bridge is missing from the trail
Trail is dry and dusty with stair steps
Graffiti obscures trail signs, use a map
Volunteers at the lookout, busy scanning
Wildflowers abundant, berries going fast
Aggressive chipmunks and mountain goats
Elk danced across a lake
Abundant lupine in meadows, beautiful lakes
Hundreds of trees on the trail
Peak wildflowers and abundant chipmunks
Wildflowers galore and Mt. Rainier views await
Marmots and goats seen grazing near trail
Wildflowers starting in Berkeley Park
Mountain goats seen near the pass
Unmaintained creek bed approach to suspension bridge
Wildflowers in bloom and forest vistas
Wildflowers are peaking, good for photos
Lupine fields abound, wildflowers peak
Hazardous blown-out trail sections ahead
Mosquitoes were locked and loaded and ready to pounce
Terrible bugs reported in early july
Grouse walking around all afternoon
Enjoy the hut's amenities and good company
Dry road, icy patches, snowshoes not needed
Ice patches and steep routes to the point
Views south to Mt Adams, Mt St Helens
Snowfields and ice bombs from firs
Fairfax bridge is now closed
Road in great condition to campground
Frozen bridges and flooded sections reported
Fall color is arriving, watch for needle ice