Green Mountain - Gold Creek Trail
Rhododendrons in bloom
40 reports
Olympic Peninsula
The Ueland Tree Farm trail system is generally in good condition, with reports from late June indicating it is snow-free and suitable for all vehicles. One report from June 29 noted the trail is largely a wide gravel path, making it stroller-friendly for the approximately seven-mile round trip to Dickerson Falls or Zach's Lookout. However, brush has grown to obscure the view at the lookout's terminus, though there is a partial view of Seattle in another area. Signage is generally good, but the final signpost for Zach's Lookout was down, creating a minor confusion at a fork. Another report from June 26 also described the trail as easy to navigate with no sloppy footing.
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Unfortunately, brush has grown to block the view at the terminus of Zach's Lookout as of June 29. There is a partial view of Seattle in a different section of the final loop where some logging has occurred.
Signage is generally good for navigating to Zach's Lookout, but the very last signpost was down on June 29. This created a confusing fork, though the final path is a loop so you will eventually reach the lookout.
Rhododendrons in bloom
40 reports
Walk through old growth Doug Fir forest
26 reports
Minor vines and roots to watch for
22 reports
Trail opens to clearings with mountain views
14 reports
Deep puddles and mud, wide brush
11 reports
Boardwalks are in good shape
11 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
The typical hike is to Dickerson Falls, but did Zach's lookout this time. Almost the entirety of the trail is on a wide gravel path and I was able to push a heavy-duty stroller. In total, the trail wa...
easy to navigate with no sloppy footing
We've done the Dickerson Falls hike a few times, and it's a good rainy day hike on this Memorial Day. If you take the wooded trail from the lot when it's raining there might be some puddles, but then ...
Easy day hike, we paired it with Big Tree Trails.Easy hike to the falls, lots of shade. A lot of bird/warbler activity this time of year.
Road is very short, the parking lot is found right after you cross the railroad tracks. Make sure you follow the signs because google maps wanted me to go down a private driveway (I assume that is why...
We (four adults and one dog) headed out from the parking lot towards the falls on U1100. The parking lot was almost full when we got there at 1:15.Β Past the falls there were fewer people. We went to ...
Fun New Years hike with the kids. Lots of people out on the trail today. The falls were beautiful, and the kids enjoyed the creek as well as the falls. A slight bit of mud on the trail (as to be expec...
Lots of people out this grey and dreary day! We all needed some crisp fall fresh air! Lots of wet leaves in the ground so watch your footing but still a good hike to Dickerson Falls. Dog and kid frien...
A beautiful hike! Took us about an hour to go up to Dickerson Falls and back. We took the trail on the way up (beautiful fall leaves and soooooo many mushrooms), and the road the way back down. The wa...
Hiked last week, trail had snow used microspikes which did the trick. Snow was at the top near the loop maybe about 7-10 inches worth of it. All in all solid hike.