Raging River Trail System

getting there

Take Exit 27 off of  I-90 and turn Right. Drive 0.25 miles and park at the Snoqualmie Point Trailhead (1,080 ft).

on the trail

The 11,200 acre Raging River State Forest, which includes the west slopes Rattlesnake Mountain, is a working forest which offers both timber harvesting and a diverse range of recreation opportunities including hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking on a 17-mile trail system.

INFORMATION FOR LEADERS

• Permits are required in this area for all fee-based (course-related) activities, regardless of group size.  Leaders may list trips at this route/place with the understanding that they need to verify that a permit has been obtained before running the trip (if required as outlined above). Permit applications are submitted to WA Department of Natural Resources annually in December. Please contact info@mountaineers.org with any additional questions. More details about permitting on WA DNR land as it applies to Mountaineers trips, as well as our current year Land Use License, can be found here.

• Suitable Activities: Bikepacking, Day Hiking
• Seasons: Year-round
• Weather: View weather forecast

• Difficulty: Bikepacking MTB II, Bikepacking MTB III, Bikepacking MTB IV, Easy/Moderate
• Length: 5.0 mi

• Land Manager: Tiger Mountain and Raging River State Forests
• Parking Permit Required: None
• Recommended Party Size: 12
• Maximum Party Size: 12
• Maximum Route/Place Capacity: 12