Mount Ellinor
Fog can shroud summit views
8 this month · 147 reports
Olympic Peninsula
The bootpath to the peak is now very well-defined and easy to follow, a significant improvement from previous conditions as of September 6. The trail itself is in good condition overall, with no significant obstacles reported. However, be aware of a 10-ft boulder scramble about halfway up that requires some care, especially if wet, as noted on August 29. Several creek access points are dry, so ensure your dog has adequate water, as of September 6. The road leading to the trailhead is generally passable, though sections can be rough with rocks, requiring a careful approach for lower clearance vehicles, as reported on August 29 and August 7. Mushroom season is actively underway, with numerous varieties observed as of September 6.
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Several creek access points are currently dry as of September 6, so it is advisable to bring sufficient water for your dog. A water source is available at Harrison Lake, approximately 3.5 miles from the trailhead, as noted on July 11.
The bootpath from the pass to the peak is now very well-defined and easy to follow, a significant improvement from previous conditions as of September 6.
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.
It felt great to get back up Valhalla for the first time in a long while; views were a bit hazy over the Sound today, though of course Constance and the Olympic interior are the true stars of the show...
The gravel sections of the road are perfectly doable in a sedan, but we stopped a few times to clear away some large rocks, just to be on the safe side.The trail is in good condition. There is a point...
Trail in good condition. Very few people made for a nice peaceful day.
It's strange that WTA doesn't tell you anything about this trail in the trail description.The first 2.8 miles are relatively easy. After you cross the log bridge it gets steeper and rooty/ rocky. Harr...
Hiked Valhalla Peak from the Tunnel Creek trailhead on a Saturday. Arrived at the TH at 8:45 AM. Only one car in the parking lot. No facilities at the TH. Overall, the road was in typical conditio...
Lovely June hike. I had never visited Valhalla Peak before and so fun to identify all the nearby, and not so nearby, peaks and valleys I have visited or hiked under before. You can see Constance of co...
Tackled Valhalla from the Dosewallips side. This venture is definitely not for the faint of heart. Per my Gaia track, we gained 4,800 feet in just under 4 miles. The trail is well maintained and easy ...
The trail is snow free to the top and wildflowers are blooming (restated because it's worth restating). The road is as crummy and narrow as it was before last year's fire. The trail clearing and ret...
Did Valhalla yesterday from the Dosewallips trailhead. Absolutely brutal, the last mile is especially tiring after the first two 1200+ gain miles. AllTrails clocked about 4900 ft of gain, but I don’t ...
Trail is in very good condition, with only one big log to climb over. Berries galore: ripe thimbles near the start and at least three kinds of huckles all the way to top. Yum.Summit trail above 5050...