Warm sunny day. Water crossings on trail were walkable on rocks. One new downed tree easier to walk under than around.
This was a one-way walk starting at Stan Sayres Park and ending at Rainier Beach Community Center . Parks visited were Seward , Martha Washington , Be'er Shiva and Genesee Parks .
Discovery Park is the largest public park in Seattle. You will see forests, beaches, prairies and bluffs. You can walk the beautiful trails or hang out at the beach! Today we picked the Loop Trail!
The trail is in great condition. A few patches of compact snow remain on the trail above 3,000' but nothing requires additional traction. Conditioner requirements were met by all with an ascent time of 2:03.
Fun day in the sunshine skinning up to Camp Muir with a ski down the Paradise Glacier
Amazing views, sun and snow, and fun team make for a memorable trip.
A very nice paddle with pleasant company on one of the most flawless days in March I have ever seen!
Easy day hike in mature forest, some creek and mountain views
One day outing for some easy trad at Castle Rock. Posting this conditions report for upcoming early season Leavenworth trips.
Lovely evening for a walk in the woods
This is a one-way walk , starting at the Washington Park Playfields , and ending at Stan Sayres Park . We toured many Parks on this walk , with great views .
With just the right amount of switchbacks, the 7º uphill grade is good toning up for spring & summer hiking (btw that's about the same grade as Mt Si, considered to be 8º)
This is an interesting and strenuous snowshoe route from Greenwater trailhead to the PCT, Government Meadow, and Naches Pass. Camping is available at a number of meadows along the route, particularly between 3.5 and 3.8 miles. Image is Mike Urich Cabin at Goverment Meadow.
Our moderate conditioning hike turned into more workout than anticipated. One person said, "I'm feeling muscles in my arms that I didn't think were part of this conditioning routine".
This is a one-way walk starting at the Triangle , U of W , and ending at the Washington Park Playfield. We toured the Arboretum , Washington Park , Interlaken Park , Louisa Boren Park , and Volunteer Park .
An exploratory winter scramble in the NE corner of the Olympic Mountains. Without doubt, the best all around venue for rhododendron appreciation, full body bushwhack brush up, dramatic views, and wintertime workout (~11 miles, 4000’ gain). [Lead photo by Jesse Bengtsson]
This is a pretty route with lake views to a waterfall viewpoint and not very challenging. Route is shared with snowmobilers.