Grand Ridge Park
1 month ago
Nettles encroaching the trail
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Soaring Eagle Regional Park
Issaquah Alps
updated 4 months ago
The trails in Soaring Eagle Regional Park are generally in good condition, with some reports of muddy spots and a recent blowdown that partially obstructs one trail as of April 17. Wildflowers, including salmonberry, are blooming, adding to the spring scenery, May 14. The main parking lot is free but can fill on nice weekends, with additional street parking available at a second trailhead. Signage is helpful throughout the park, which features a tangled network of trails suitable for running and biking.
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What hikers ask about Soaring Eagle Regional Park
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Trail traffic appears to be light to moderate. One report from January 10 found the park less crowded than expected, and another on February 9 described it as very quiet. On May 14, only a couple of runners and a few mountain bikers were encountered.
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Older4 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Did a 4 mile evening trail run in light rain with Mountaineers folks. The parking lot was mostly empty and we met only a couple runners and a few mountain bikers on the trail. Overall conditions were ...
Older5 months ago
Issaquah Alps
From the E Main Dr lot, 6.5 miles clockwise around the outer trails. I included an unintended 0.8 mile spur through the Kipper Preserve to Beaver Lake. It helps to read the signs. :\
Older5 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Walked the Soaring Eagle park trails Friday morning in the scattered sunshine. Parking at the main lot is free though can fill up on a nice weekend. There is a second smaller trailhead at the north ...
Issaquah Alps
2/9/26 • Beaver Lake to Soaring Eagle Perimeter LoopParking:The parking lot at Beaver Lake Preserve has roughly 8 spots available, when we arrived no one was there.Route:Simply put, we walked from bea...
Older8 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Hiked a little over 3 miles this morning. It was a beautiful morning with the sun peaking out a couple times. Ran into a few people, but was less crowded than we were expecting. There is a porta-potty...
Older12 months ago
Issaquah Alps
A short walk (about 3.5 miles) in Soaring Eagle Park which we started at Beaver Lake Park through Steven and Rosina Kipper Preserve and into Soaring Eagle. Once in Soaring Eagle we stumbled around a ...
Older17 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Great day out in the park! Trails are in great condition and choose your own adventure.
Older17 months ago
Issaquah Alps
We did a 3 to 3.5 mile loop in Soaring Eagle Park using the Pipe Line, Sleigh Ride, Do Loop, Iron Gate, Lighting, Bone and Horse trails. The route was dry and in trees.The first thing I will note is ...
Older17 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Walked the Soaring Eagle trails Wednesday morning in the sunshine. Parking at the main lot is free though somewhat limited, however there is additional street parking outside the lot, plus a second s...
Older20 months ago
Issaquah Alps
Beautiful day on the trail! We arrived around 10:15 AM to find the parking lot nearly full, but the trail itself remained fairly quiet overall.As we hiked, light snow began to fall, leaving a stunning...