Teneriffe Falls Connector

Snoqualmie Region

updated 3 weeks ago

The Teneriffe Falls Connector shows no signs of being closed, despite past storm damage to a bridge's railing, which is still present but easily avoidable as of August 30. The trail itself is in good condition, with no bugs reported as of August 30. Wildflowers have wilted, but abundant mushrooms can be found on the upper slopes. The falls themselves are likely dry. Parking is ample and easy, and the road is suitable for all vehicles.

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The bridge on the Teneriffe Falls Connector has damage to its railing, but it is easily avoidable. This condition was noted as of August 30 and previously as of July 5.

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Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Yesterday was the last day this year that Trailhead Direct runs, so I once again scaled Mount Teneriffe to say farewell and check out what's different-There are zero bugs on the trail-The summer's wil...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Distance:15 milesElevation Gain:4,957 feetThis long but worthwhile makes for a great way to experience both Teneriffe Falls and the summit without having to contend with the Kamikaze Trail. I headed u...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

We did a one way traverse from the Little Si trailhead (even found a parking spot on a nice Sunday in the main lot!), to the Teneriffe Trailhead using the Boulder Garden loop, the Douglas Fir trail, u...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

First day of the Metro bus shuttle to the trailhead; however, at 9AM the parking lot was completely full ... seems that few, if any, took the bus this morning. Nonetheless, until reaching the last 0.5...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

We arrived at the parking lot around 8:30 a.m. with just a couple other cars in the parking lot.  It was overcast and drizzling and we were uncertain how far we would get.  We started out on the Mt Te...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Thanks to the trip report from Red Flash, we hiked a fun loop to Teneriffe Falls and back down via the connector trail.  When we arrived at 8:45 am, there were 5 cars in the parking lot.  We saw a few...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Teneriffe Falls was beautiful. The air temperature was perfect and the trail was so beautiful.Regarding gate closure times - I did not see any the usual notice that the gate would be locked by a certa...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Hiked Monday, 3/23. A few easy to navigate downed trees onTeneriffe Falls trail.Two larger obstacles onTeneriffe Falls Connectortrail; including crushed railings on the bridge over Teneriffe Creek. Br...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

Hiked from the Mt Teneriffe trailhead up to the Falls, then back via the Connector trail.  Some damage to the trail but generally passable.  No snow.  Falls are in full flow!Teneriffe Falls Trail - on...

Snoqualmie Region > North Bend Area

My partner and I did a loop from Mt Si TH -> Talus Loop -> Teneriffe Connector -> Teneriffe Falls -> Roaring Creek -> Mt Si on Saturday 3/21. We started off around noon and had the trail mostly to our...