Cherry Creek Falls
5 days ago
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Snoqualmie Valley Trail
Puget Sound and Islands
updated 2 weeks ago
The Snoqualmie Valley Trail is currently in good condition and free of snow as of October 23. The road is suitable for all vehicles, and no bugs have been reported. Recent trip reports indicate a pleasant walking experience, with some sections offering light gravel or paved surfaces.
A report from August 24 mentioned a damaged railing near Ronette's Bridge, which may still be a concern. Some users have noted potential for wildlife encounters, including elk, and the presence of ripe berries along the trail as of August 21. Gunshots from a nearby range are audible near the old railroad trestle, as noted on October 23.
Generated from 19 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
What hikers ask about Snoqualmie Valley Trail
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Nobody has reported on the railing near Ronette's Bridge since August 24, when it was noted as damaged. It is unknown if repairs have been completed since then.
Parking can be found at Meadowbrook Farm building, or a small area off SE North Bend Way near a substation. Another option is Nick Loutsis Park, and there's limited parking along the road above the Tokul Tunnel.
As of August 24, a damaged railing near Ronette's Bridge was reported. Additionally, resident elk have been seen on the trail, requiring detours as noted on August 24.
The trail surface varies, with reports mentioning paved sections, light gravel, and hard-packed gravel. The trail is generally described as flat and wide.
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
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Recent2 weeks ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Trail was in good condition. Once you get to the old railroad trestle you may hear gunshots from the gun range, don’t be alarmed.Wonderful walk in the fall. We only did about 3 miles of it.
Older1 month ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
This was my first trip on one of the Leafline trails. Starting at the Tokul Tunnel off Tokul Rd I couldn't find any information on this trail from the WTA, now I understand why as it's part of the Lea...
Older2 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area
Started the walk around 4:30pm, parking at the Meadowbrook Farm building. Headed out along the paved trail toward the ball parks, but had to take a short detour just before them thanks to some residen...
Older2 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Gorgeous, flat, hard packed gravel trail for a 20 mile run. Started at Nick Loutsis Park, ran out 5 miles, back 5 miles, then 10 miles from the park to the Tokul Tunnel. Good mix of meadows and forest...
Older2 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Started out at the small parking area off SE North Bend Way, right next to the substation. Headed up the trail toward Rattlesnake Lake, continuing under I-90 and over the South Fork Snoqualmie River. ...
Older4 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Walked the Snoqualmie Valley trail section between Carnation and Duvall Tuesday morning. The route was a simple out and back starting at Nick Loutsis park in Carnation and heading north up to just pa...
Older5 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
7 of us from the Seattle Mountaineers' Naturalist class, Intro to Natural World field trip 2, enjoyed 3.5 hours at Snoqualmie Wildlife Area / Stillwater from 8-11:30.This was a new-to-me area and one ...
Older6 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
3 mile out-and-back on a portion of the SVT. Parked on the side of the road and went under the Tokul Bridge, north over the Trestle. Only a handful of other pedestrian traffic, one bicyclist, no other...
Older8 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Route:Today’s walk had various offshoots. The Snoqualmie Valley Trail section was about 4 miles: Tolt River trail junction to the end of the Stillwater Wildlife Area.Bathroom:only at the Entwistle Str...
Older10 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area
Walked the northernmost section of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail Sunday morning in the sprinkles to see what things looked like after the recent flooding. Free parking and trail access are available in...