119 trails with conditions from recent trip reports, most recently reported first.
Fall color at its peak, berries ripe for picking
Fall colors are brilliant
Fall color arriving at the lake
Fall color arriving in upper sections
Vibrant crimson and scarlet undergrowth
Bouncy bridge and ripe huckleberries
Fall colors are arriving on this steep climb
Fall colors peak, goats galore, smoke clears
Fall colors turning now, less crowded than across street
The last 100 feet are a scramble over boulders
Fall color arriving, huckleberries mostly gone
Rocky creek crossing varies from step to treacherous
Mountain goats roam the trail; fall colors abound
Mountain goats are frequent visitors
Steep loose terrain and blueberry bushes
Larches are just starting to turn
Fall colors are incredible!
Lake is clear, fall color coming soon
Fall colors arriving on the upper ridge
Fall colors emerging, some wasps present
Dangerously steep sections, requires proper footwear
Road closure approaching soon
Larches are starting to turn
Brilliant shades of red and orange arrive
Fall color arriving, potential for wildlife sightings
Fall foliage ablaze on the ridges
Grasshoppers in full force at the meadow
Larches turning glorious
Fall colors arriving, views are incredible
Trail gets lost in the tangled root bundles
Vibrant fall colors, abundant berries, and pikas galore
Boulder field traversing still required
Fuzzy caterpillar alley!
Spectacular old growth forest, a damaged bridge
Wild blueberries are sweet and ample now
Many trees down, sometimes requiring detours
Blowdowns making trail navigation difficult
Boulder fields and faint trails, worth the effort
Fall colors are very pretty right now
Fall color arriving at the pass, but hinting
Dense vegetation on trail to north lake
Fall color arriving on trees, recent brush cutting
Vibrant fall color in the meadows
Suspension bridge is gone, creek crossing difficult
Trail is a choose-your-own-adventure scramble
Fall colors are beautiful, trail is in great shape
New trail segment bypasses old stairway
Mountain goats seen from the trail
Newly paved road, new bridge over creek
Abundant blackberries and late wildflowers
Ripe berries and lush moss along the way
Mountain Loop Highway
Intermittent snowfields remain in gullies
Fallen trees and bridge work noted
Wildflowers are fading, crowds are thinning
Mud and root obstacles on trail
Clear creek crossings and lake swimming await
Fall color arriving, hazy views
Ice caves are melting fast, now small
Helioptrope creek is a challenging crossing
Rough road, short and easy trail
Trees down across trail, some with bypasses
Wildflowers are going off
Trail is steep and brushy in spots
Fall colors are starting to emerge
Loose boardwalks cause falls, use caution
A steep climb up a gully, it was totally dry
Blueberries are best at the top of Trapper Peak
Blowdowns and mud across the trail
Fall colors are starting to show up
Wildflowers are exuberant, snow fields to cross
Road closure impacts access
Huckleberries ripe, marmots and mice aplenty
Trail is snow free and road is suitable for all
A brushy section near the top
Steep and rough terrain, potential for wet feet
Fall colors are starting to pop
River views, but hard to reach the water
Flies were terrible, some saw deer
Routefinding challenging on rocky, steep sections
Trail remains largely snow-free and bugs are not an issue
Super windy
Mostly clear, but blowdowns start after a few miles
Steep climb rewards with stunning mountain vistas
Wildflower views, great for a peaceful hike
Pleasant ramble through mossy woods
Water features and overgrown sections
Talus field scramble and exposed sections
Brushy sections and a few downed trees
Huckleberries are just starting to turn blue
Huckleberries turning blue, fireweed fields dominate
No bugs reported recently
Wildfire smoke layer from 3000ft upward
Trail reroutes due to fire closures
Blowdowns require crawling under
Trail crosses snowfields, scree, and boulders
Blowdowns on trail make navigating tough
Landslide debris and a damaged bridge
Overgrown in places, no blockages
River crossing with washed out bridge
Bridge is out, lake is unreachable
Lake views and abundant blueberries
Salty deer and washouts on trail
Wildflowers dominate the highlands around Tiffany
North side loop more beautiful and interesting
South side full sun, north side limited shade
Trail brushing complete, views are unobstructed
Abundant wildflowers and a freshly logged trail
Fall colors are arriving
Blowdowns, mud, and streams mar the trail tread
Washout blocking road access, requires crossing creek
Wildflowers are going off like crazy
Sloppy snow underfoot
Rough road and a locked gate
Ice caves still covered, snow is deep and wet
Icy spots and packed snow
Sun on trail, snow bridges melting
Snowy trees and icy parking
Mostly snow-free trail until mid-winter