Mount Ellinor
Fog can shroud summit views
8 this month · 147 reports
Olympic Peninsula
The Tubal Cain Mine trail is in good condition, with no snow reported as of August 29. The road leading to the trailhead is consistently described as rough and pothole-ridden, though generally passable for most vehicles with careful driving, as noted in reports from August 29, August 20, and August 8. Some reports recommend high clearance vehicles or caution about the road's condition, such as on July 26. Bugs were not a significant issue for most visitors, though they were an annoyance for one report on August 20. Blowdowns are present but easily navigated, with the most recent mention on July 24.
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The trail is generally in good condition, with minor blowdowns reported which were easily navigated around. The most recent mention of blowdowns was on July 24, and they were described as passable even with a daypack.
No, the trail is reported to be snow-free. This has been consistent across all available reports, with the latest on August 29 stating 'Snow free'.
Fog can shroud summit views
8 this month · 147 reports
Upper basin is steep, loose gravel, recommended poles
8 this month · 44 reports
The last mile and a half is much more challenging
7 this month · 48 reports
Steep slog rewards with alpine lake beauty
7 this month · 34 reports
Lake level low, ghost trees protrude
6 this month · 110 reports
Trail clear of blowdowns and snow, wildflowers still present
5 this month · 94 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Pushed up Tubal Cain Mine trail, road out was fine. A little wet of a day. Walked through the B-17 and continued to Mt. Worthington. The saddle between Worthington and Hawks peak was beautiful. Moving...
Completed a two-night, 20 mile loop beginning and ending at the Tubal Cain Trailhead.The drive is on a long forest road with quite a few potholes but definitely could be passable by most cars if going...
We hiked up to Silver lake from the Silver Creek trailhead, camped at the smaller of the two lakes (where people don't frequent), up to the ridge in the morning, and out Tull Canyon to Tubal Cain on d...
Did a one-nighter at Home lake near Constance pass. Started from the Tubal Cain trailhead and saw the B-17 crash site which was really cool. Hit a couple of the mines and went up to Buckhorn pass, the...
What an incredible weekend in the Olympics for a #HikeaThon overnight! Like many others, I headed west given the fires and smoke across WA. I decided to approach Home Lake via the Tubal Cain Trail sin...
With a forecast of clouds and rain, I thought it would be a good occasion for my first trip up to the B-17 wreckage in the Tull Canyon.The road is terrible getting to this trailhead. (See details in c...
Out & back from Tubal Cain with one night at the mine and two nights in Marmot Pass. Lots of side quests led to about 34 miles total. Hiked over a long weekend with a friend. We love this area of Olym...
PSA: This Forest Road in poor shape. The last 1/2 hour of drive you’ll need to add at least another 1/2 hour due to so many ruts and dangerous tire eating potholes. You have cross the road into the on...
Went to go see the B17. Navigation to the plane trail (#847) wasn't terrible, but there are no markers to indicate that the split is #847. Tubal Cain is otherwise well traversed and easy to follow, at...
Rhody report only. I did not hike this trail, I just passed by on the way to a different trail.The rhododendron at the trailhead are blooming and gorgeous. It seems early for them to be blooming on th...