107 trails with conditions from recent trip reports, most recently reported first.
Recently cleared blowdown offers easier passage
Less than 10 hikers seen on weekdays
Fall colors are in full swing now
Steep in places, shaded most of the way
Trees grow in wild, unorthodox ways
Dusty trail conditions noted
Outstanding views of the Olympics and Cascades
Upper basin is steep, loose gravel, recommended poles
Loose gravel on steep descents
Lost tent near mile 1, road rough past bridge
Hundreds of salmon in the river
Fall colors are appearing in the valley
Brutal uphill pace, scrambles and blowdowns
Trail clear of blowdowns and snow, wildflowers still present
Thick, oozy mud on the trail
Large tree obstructs passage
Mima Falls loop trail is dry with no bugs
The trail is immaculate, brushed and green
Hornet nests and smooth trail await
Steep grade, dry dust and scree
Ribbons mark the way to the summit notch
Lake level low, ghost trees protrude
River is very low, river is low
Trail condition immaculate, water plentiful
Algae bloom at the lake; wildflowers near peak
Fog can shroud summit views
Trail crew work done, clear traveling
Fall color is stunning, valley teeming with yellows and reds
Trail work looks amazing
Witness nature's fierce recovery
The last mile and a half is much more challenging
Puncheon removed, trail is natural again
Brave chipmunks await you at the summit
Steep slog rewards with alpine lake beauty
Northern Coast
Magical short section, worth the time
Aggressive deer looking for salt
Swarms of mosquitos made it difficult to relax
Overgrown in places, rough terrain
A few berries ripe for picking
Lots of potholes on approach road
Loose rock on steep summit terrain
Bootpath to peak is very well-defined
Very difficult climb, watch for lost trail sections
Bear sightings frequent, tide tables essential
Parking is a problem despite improvements
Trail is difficult/impossible to navigate
Old growth trees and lush rainforest
Steep scramble aided by ropes, views insane
Wildflower blooms persist, with some dusty sections
Extremely dusty descent, many slips
Rocky road and scattered rocks now
Boardwalks are in rough shape
Steep trail, rough road
Hot springs beckon, follow the sulfur scent
Expansive views of mount townsend nearly the entire way
Glacier views have recently cleared
Brush encroaching on trail and sinkhole at parking
Tiny frogs crossed the trail
Berry bushes line the trail
Ropes help with steep, brushy overland routes
Lush forest and spectacular payoff await
Rough road access to the falls
Seals and cormorants visible from end area
Abundant bears seen often on berry-laden slopes
Overgrown in places, brushy sections
Cool river dam created by nature
Historical buildings and lighthouse with deer sightings
Water access looks tricky for some
Concrete barriers at overlook are a stark reminder
Spectacular views over the Salish Sea
Challenging scramble past the trail's end
Bugginess varies; road is rough but passable
Whale carcass on beach, sea otters with babies
Steep climb and rough road access
Tunnel views and spooky passages
Habituated deer try to steal snacks
Washout on trail is worse than expected
A wedding was happening there
Parking fees via app, crowded on a summer day
Stunning wildflowers despite summit fog
Overgrown in places, a small price for silence
Dramatic rock formations and whale carcasses
River is lower than ever seen
Flocks of gulls await low tide
Active shooting range nearby
Wildflowers and terrible bugs in July
Trail is brushy the first mile
Walk through old growth Doug Fir forest
Minor vines and roots to watch for
Bears are still frequently seen
Exposed roots and muddy patches noted
Snow-free and no bugs reported
Boardwalks are in good shape
Hole-in-the-Wall stream crossing manageable
Blowdowns on trails, park campsites available
No bugs and snow free
Brush grown to block view at lookout
Rhododendrons in bloom
Lots of small fish in the creek
Boardwalk sections offer easy passage
Downed tree blocks upper road access
Trail opens to clearings with mountain views
Mountain views above cloud cover
Deep puddles and mud, wide brush
Mud and puddles are prevalent, be sure to bring boots
Gate ripped out of ground, over 1 foot of fresh powder