Seattle View Trail

Issaquah Alps

updated 1 month ago

The Seattle View Trail currently features significant overgrowth, described as brushy and head-high in places, particularly through a dense meadow of foxgloves that is still in bloom as of June 30. Hikers may encounter a couple of downed trees across the path, which are reportedly easy to navigate, and slippery footing is possible due to the overgrowth. Despite the brush, the trail is generally considered easy to follow. Wildflowers, including daisy, foxglove, lupine, and goldenrod, are present, and various berries such as Oregon grape, huckleberries, and trailing blackberries are also noted. Bugs have not been a significant issue, and the road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles.

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The Seattle View Trail is significantly overgrown, with brush reaching head-high in places, especially through the foxglove meadow as of June 30. Despite the overgrowth, it remains easy to follow.

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Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

Started at the High Point Trailhead, up the Nook Trail, then Section Line Trail, turning right onto the West Tiger RR Grade, and then up the Seattle View Trail to the saddle between West Tiger #2 and ...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

After last week's hike in a wet cloud this was take 2 for us for approaching West Tiger 3 via the Seattle View trail.  This time we hiked up the main West Tiger 3 trail and then side lined the mountai...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

West Tiger 3 was in good shape. Lot of ripe trailing berries ready for eating but look out for spiders when picking. Also lots of slugs underfoot, so take care. View from the peak was great, and wildf...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

I've been trying to carve out a day to hike up to see the flowers on West Tiger 3 and thought today would be a decent choice - wrong.  The hike started out well with dry, cool conditions.  The plan wa...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

Wildflowers on Tiger are peaking. Hiking up into it on the Seattle View Trail is a jaw dropping experience at the moment. You break out of the trees and the entire hill is foxgloves.The W Tiger 3 to 2...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

TL;DR: Did a 6.5 mile/2415 foot loop from the Cable Line trailhead. The wildflowers up in the clearcut are at or near peak. There is a decent amount of foxglove and daisies up along the main trail fro...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

I went to check if the wildflowers are blooming yet on Tiger Mountain, particularly the Seattle View Trail since that's been the best wildflower spot the last few years.The "timber harvest" area in th...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

As the header suggests, I strung together a number of trails to make a loop. I started and ended at East Sunset Way Trailhead. Trailhead to Trailhead the loop in ten miles. I came by transit (Rt 554)....

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

Loop from Tradition Plateau trailhead - TMT to K-3, up K-3 across the east portion of the West Tiger Railroad grade to a little more of the TMT, up to Tiger 2 Summit (along with the nice carved bench,...

Issaquah Alps > Tiger Mountain

Most of yesterday's snow has melted off Tiger Mountain's trails, but there's still enough up there today to be pretty. The back side of W Tiger 2 and the Seattle View Trail still had enough snow to be...