Poo Poo Point
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Issaquah Alps
The South Tiger Traverse is currently in good condition, with trail crews having recently cleared significant blackberry overgrowth as of October 23. This recent work has improved the trail significantly. The trail is snow-free and has been dry due to a lack of rain, avoiding muddy conditions. The road access is suitable for all vehicles, and there are no reported bug issues. While the trail is generally in good shape, one report from August 5 noted that the initial section of the South Tiger Traverse to the summit trail was overgrown in spots and could use attention. Another report from September 5 mentioned the trail being a bit overgrown towards the end between the south and north summits.
Generated from 16 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
Generated from the most recent trip reports, newest 2 weeks ago. Check anything you’d turn around for.
As of October 23, trail crews have cleared blackberry bushes that were previously an issue. However, a report from August 5 indicated that the section to the South Tiger Summit trail was overgrown in spots, and a September 5 report mentioned some overgrowth between the summits.
The most recent report from October 23 states the trail is in great condition with no mud. Prior reports noted minor obstacles due to overgrowth, but these appear to have been addressed by recent trail maintenance as of October 23.
All available reports indicate that the road is suitable for all vehicles. This has been consistent since at least August 5 and was confirmed as recently as October 23.
Reports from August 5, September 5, and October 23 all state that there were no bugs or pests bothering hikers.
Colorful falling leaves now, soon to be muted brown
6 this month · 89 reports
Fall color is fading but leaves make trail colorful
5 this month · 55 reports
Fall colors are fading fast
3 this month · 195 reports
Agitated bees near the trail edge
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Fallen maple leaves make the trail soft and slick
3 this month · 75 reports
Carpet of leaves covers the ground
2 this month · 36 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Some hard working trail crew cleared the brush (lots of Himalaya blackberry) that was mentioned in the previous trip report. Thank you! Our dry October kept the trail in great shape with no mud as som...
Trail was in great condition for the most part, a bit overgrown towards the end between the south and north summits. The blackberries and salal berries are absolutely delicious, we feasted plenty alon...
With warm temps and smoky skies in the forecast Jeno and I decided to do something shorter and closer in today. Our choice was South Tiger Mt. I met my hiking buddy a little after 5:30 on the SE Ti...
Tiger Mountain without the crowds can be found on this all day hike by taking the less popular yet still amazing trails on the southern side of Tiger Mountain. The hike began and ended at the southe...
Trail is quite overgrown in places, no obstacles. Used All Trails to navigate, especially near the summit where there have been changes since the clear logging done 7+ years ago, nice to see the everg...
I got far, but not all the way. pretty early start. plenty of parking not too many people along the way. Will try some alternate routes next time
The views were stunning. It does get a little slipped and muddy on some portion of the trail. Tried taking Tiger Mountain Trail to South Tiger Traverse but there was a huge fallen tree in the way so I...
I hadn't been to Middle Tiger since early 2024, before the timber harvest there. So, IssyJill and I headed out on this nice winter weekday to check it out, starting from the South TMT trailhead on Tig...
We arrived at the trailhead by 10:30 am and came back around 1 pm. There were lots of blackberries with some bushes starting to crowd the trail towards the top.Signs were clear and the trail was easy ...
Trail was good. Some places the trail is muddy due to streams flowing.