Twin Falls
Snoqualmie Region
The Lower Falls Viewpoint at Twin Falls is currently closed due to structural damage sustained in early March. The main trail beyond the upper falls is also closed due to a landslide, limiting access. Recent reports from March 14-15 indicate the trail is snow-covered but packed down, with some slick spots requiring traction devices like microspikes. Hikers can expect wet conditions from melting snow and numerous slush puddles. A downed tree is present but passable. Parking is available, though can fill up quickly, and a Discover Pass is required.
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Conditions at a Glance
Trail
Obstacles on trail: Trees down across trail, Muddy or wet trail, Mud/Rock slide or washout.
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Snow
Snow free
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Road
Road suitable for all vehicles
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Bugs
No bugs
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Sources
Lower Falls Viewpoint on the Twin Falls Trail is closed due to structural damagesustained during a storm in early March.
Planned on going to Oxbow Loop today but the Middle Fork Road was a bit dicey. The trail was a bit slick in places so I was thankful I brought my microspikes. There were a few downed trees/branches bu...
The storm really brought up water levels and the falls are amazing right now. Unfortunately part of a tree fell and took out part of the bottom viewing platform (pic 2). The river is quite beautiful w...
We reached the parking lot at 8:30am. You need a Discover Pass to park there. There was just one another car when we arrived. Perks of hiking on weekdays = ample parking! There is a restroom at the tr...
Fairly easy hike but one that still lets you feel like you are out in nature. This actually would be a good hike to take kids. And people did just that. Expect to see lots of kids, lots of high school...
When March starts with sunny, 50 degree days, there are no excuses for hanging around the house. Herself came across a mention of the Twin Falls trail, familiar to most of you but no-so-much to we Sou...
Parking lot was pretty full for a rainy windy day. Started to snow halfway up. The trail was in excellent shape with mud here and there. Wind gust didn’t knock anything loose. Over all great day for a...
Got to trail head about 10am. Plenty of parking and bathroom was available. Light dusting of snow on trees. Trail was relatively ice free but muddy in some spots. Trail is boarded up at the third view...
We arrived around 10am and were lucky enough to get a parking spot right next to the trailhead! There were still spots available, but people were just starting to park along the side of the road. The ...
Partial trail closure 1.5 miles in-just past the waterfalls.
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