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West Tiger Mountain No. 3 Cable Line


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West Tiger Mountain No. 3 Cable Line

Strenuous hike with 2,000 feet of elevation gain. Short and steep trail with no switchbacks. Nobody has ever said this route is pretty.

getting there

Just east of Issaquah take I-90, Exit 20, then turn south and then take an immediate right onto SE 79th Street and head west parallel to I-90.  Park along this road outside of the gate, just as the road turns to gravel (490 ft).

on the trail

A couple hundred feet east of the gate is an orange stake/pole and a couple large boulders signaling the start of the trail. The route has no switchbacks and the trail just goes up with only a couple short flat areas.

When you encounter intersections with other trails just always choose the steepest option to stay on route.  Also near each of the trail intersections are small white signs saying you're off-trail and accidentally got onto the Cable Line, just follow those signs.

NOTES

    • A Discover Pass might not be needed since you're parking outside of the gate, but it's probably a good idea to still have one.
    • When wet, the Cable Line trail gets very muddy and slick.
    • The gate is locked from dusk to dawn.

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 Amanda Virbitsky at amandav@mountaineers.org with any additional questions.
  • Difficulty: Strenuous
  • Length: 3.2 mi
  • Elevation Gain: 2,100 ft
  • 2,522 ft
Map
  • Green Trails Tiger Mtn No. 204S
Activities

Upcoming Activities



Conditioning Hike - West Tiger Mountain No. 3 Cable Line

Day Hiking Field trip: Compressed Alpine Scrambling Course
A scramble conditioning hike for students. This is an optional activity, although highly encouraged!
Difficulty: Strenuous
Wed, Apr 1, 2020
No Prerequisites
10 participants 1 instructor
Registration opens Jan 2; Instructor registration open now
Foothills Branch
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