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Teanaway Butte
Snoqualmie Region
updated 2 weeks ago
The Teanaway Butte trail is largely snow-free, with reports from June 28 to September 6 confirming this. Road access is suitable for all vehicles, with no reported issues. However, trail conditions vary, with some sections noted as overgrown and several downed trees, particularly in the last.4 miles to the peak as of June 28, and more significant treefall mentioned in a burned area as of September 6. Bugs have not been a significant issue according to recent reports.
Generated from 16 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
What hikers ask about Teanaway Butte
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As of September 6, there are trees down across the trail, particularly in a burned area. The last.4 miles to the peak had several blowdowns that were easily navigable as of June 28.
Yes, one report from September 6 mentioned that the trail was overgrown in places, especially in a burned zone where downed trees are prevalent.
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
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Recent2 weeks ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
Want adventure? Don't mind dirt road miles, downed trees, and have an offline map at the ready? This might be the route for you. However, a much simpler route to visit the Teanaway Butte Lookout site...
Older2 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
This was another new hike for me. Because the weather was expected to be in the low 80's, I got on the trail early morning and finished around 1pm. (The forecast was off by about 10 degrees, as it was...
Older2 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
The beginning of the hike is on a forest road surrounded by burnt trees from a forest fire. There was not a lot of shade, but it was still very pretty with lots of birds and butterflies. Once you gain...
Older2 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
Last .4 miles to the peak have several blowdowns but are easily navigable. A couple short sections of trail with some exposure, but I was able to get through them and I don’t like exposure.Saw several...
Older3 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
A nice road walk from the horse campground to the views at the top of the butte. Only the last half mile or so is on trail, with a few easily managed blowdowns. Lots of flowers blooming, lots of elk t...
Older3 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
The first 1 1/2 miles or so burned several years ago. I'm happy to report that ceanothus, wild rose, and oregon grape have really taken hold strongly in this area just since last year, and is not nea...
Older8 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
Road was bare and dry. Only the last half a mile covered with icy snow. Gate was closed. We parked along the road.Very cold and foggy the first half of the hike. Warm and sunny once above the clouds. ...
Older8 months ago
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
A fun snowshoeing trip to Teanaway Butte via Indian campground.Finally made it to the butte, after 2 previous attempts last year although 1st attempt didn't count because we immediately bailed at midd...
Older16 months ago
Snoqualmie Region
Now's the time to go, before it gets too hot. Snow patches alongside the trail allowed me to replenish my water bottle and make it ice-cold. What a treat!This is not a destination flower trail, but ...
Older16 months ago
Snoqualmie Region
On this sunny Wednesday May 7, we saw just two other people in the spacious Indian Camp parking lot vicinity. There were 2 or 3 trailer size vehicles parked, and a couple horses. We met nobody on the ...