140 trails with conditions from recent trip reports, most recently reported first.
Fall color departing, lake at low level
A few blowdowns remain on trail
Landslide reroute around it
Autumn colors are visible at the lake
Trail brushy and overgrown in sections
Snowfields to cross, very windy and chilly
Snowfields to cross, views of Rainier
Fall color appearing, busy trail with dogs
Intense winds make summit scramble extra spicy
Trail is closed as of
Calf-deep snow, but boot tracks go all the way
Intermittent snow, now a river, at higher elevations
Intermittent snow and ice present
Fall colors in the trees
Some fall color still lingers near the road
Boardwalk with loose or missing boards
Fall colors clinging to the trees
Steep, rocky sections, stunning views of Rainier
Intermittent icy snow on the trail
Fall colors appearing at the peak
Fall colors are fading, lake is low
Fall color near the top after you break out of trees
Trees down across trail, intermittent snow
Some fall colors linger
Trees down, trail rocky, very few people
Alder patches and amazing viewpoints
Intermittent snow requires traction devices
Gunshots heard off trail
Colorful fall foliage and open trails
Fall color is fading fast
Fall color peaking, some intermittent snow
Snow is likely deeper than expected
Intermittent snow and frosty rocks
Intermittent snow, rough terrain, and a dicey log crossing
Boardwalk with hazards, fall colors fading
Fall color and mushrooms abound
West summit scramble is tricky now
Fall colors arriving, some slippery spots
Intermittent snow and icy sections near summit
Many mushrooms and some trail re-routes
Ongoing fall colors, wildlife sightings
Intermittent snow, fall colors, abundant mushrooms
Halloween crowds and fall color
Overgrown in spots and a few logs to step over
Larches fading, goats aplenty, snow on the trail
A lot of water on the trail today
Steep, rocky bootpath with no markings
Last larches are clinging to their needles
Many downed trees to navigate
Difficult stream crossing
Many trails cleared after fire closure
Overgrown in places, few venture beyond ledges
Three Queens Fire alert east of pass
Road best for high clearance, trail clear of blowdowns
Unmaintained trails, steep and rough sections
Fall colors arriving, trail has trees down
Fall colors are out, fungi are coming up
Fall colors linger, but wind blows
Fall color and dry waterfalls
Steep, rough terrain and challenging navigation
Spectacular fall colors on the drive in
One viewpoint closed, others fully open
Fallen leaves cover trail sections, autumn vibe
Fall leaves blanket the trail
Lush moss and forest with dry creekbeds
Fall colors appearing on drive to this viewpoint
Trail is a mess of blowdowns
Elk carcass and black bear sightings
Trail is dry, no bugs reported
Tons of mushrooms and ripe huckleberries
Brushy in places, fallen trees to navigate
Logs to climb over, muddy or wet trail
Loose rock requires helmets for ascent
Blowdowns and brush create a rougher path
Fallen trees and overgrown sections on trail
Trail overgrown in places, slick log crossing
Trail rocky, a log bridge can be slippery
Peaceful fall morning hike, no bugs
Intermittent snow above treeline
Waterfalls are dry, wasps can be a problem
Rough road to trailhead, blowdowns on trail
Trail clear of blowdown and brushy patches
Knee-high shrubbery in full fall color
Falls flow was pretty quiet this year
Trees down across trail, bypasses available
Fall color appearing on shrubs
Storm damage has caused reroutes and fallen trees
Trail open, fire closures lifted
Fall color arriving
Some blow downs are easy to pass over or around
Trail can be confusing, stay high on ridge
Vine maples are resplendent with fall color
Overgrown brush and wet plants in places
Trail sections actively being repaired by crews
Overgrown in places, difficult crossings
Pratt River crossing is slick and has a log bridge
Autumn colors are just beginning to touch the maples
Trail is overgrown and leads to a sea of rocks
Trail is overgrown and wet in places
Trail is a bit overgrown at places and felt wet
Yellow jackets are an annoyance on trail
Overgrown sections and minor obstacles
Fall colors appearing near the summit
High clearance vehicle needed for rough road access
Fog limits the view at the peak
Boulder field scramble up, no maintained trail
Overgrown sections and downed trees
Wildflowers in peak bloom
Wide path of compact dirt and some gravel
Mushrooms abundant on upper slopes
Dry waterfall and berries to pick
Washout rerouted, blackberries ripening
Huckleberry bushes line the trail
Burn area has heavy brush and downed trees
Bugs were terrible and a fire closed the trail
Overgrown in some parts, blowdowns in others
No bugs reported on trail
Busy lake meadows, overflowing parking, rough roads
Trail is tricky to follow in places
Steep climb with brush and blowdowns
Creek crossing is knee-deep and cold
Trail is overgrown and rough
Overgrown trail and some rough patches
Bridge out at river crossing, trees down
Old growth forest, exceptional but has obstacles
Wildflowers and mountain views, then a lake
River access and picnic tables with a view
Area closed for restoration April-November
Mosquitoes can be a terrible annoyance
Bare patches and crusty snow
Trail is rockier and steeper towards the end
Steep scree and dirt tread on the upper ridge
Fall color was doing its thing
Steep dirt traverses with loose wet dirt
Snowshoeing, with deep snow off-trail
Steep sections require snowshoes
Big trees stand tall along the route
Partially frozen pond, bare patches of asphalt
Waterfall not frozen, trail clear
Confusing trail markers and maze-like routes