CHS 2 Hike

Field trip: Conditioning Hiking Series

CHS 2 Hike - Margaret's Way to Debbie's View

EARLY START SUNRISE CH2 PACING HIKE: Arrive no later than 6:45 for introductions and start hike at 7:00 AM. THEME OF HIKE: Sunshine Hike – Since the next day is May Day and it is associated with spring and light, let's all wear bright colors like yellow and orange to match the season.

  • Moderate
  • Moderate
  • Mileage: 6.2 mi
  • Elevation Gain: 1,800 ft
  • Pace: 2-3 MPH

Meeting place and time: Arrive by 6:45 for introductions and ready to hike promptly at 7:00 am.

Toilet: At trailhead

Pass: Discover Pass

Weather: Be sure to check the weather closer to the date. from NWS

Expectations: We will hike as a group, with focus on enjoying the morning and nature together. The lead person must be able to see the sweep person.

After Hike: After the hike you’re invited to tail gate with me at the trailhead.  I'll have some snacks and cold/hot drinks depending on the temperature. 

Carpooling options:  If you would like to join a carpool, please send an email to the roster.

Needed Equipment:  Bring snacks. Poles are a recommended part of your gear for this hike.  And, of course, your 10 Essentials with appropriate clothing layers and an extra pair of socks.

Cancellations:  If you need to cancel, please contact me as soon as possible.  Any late cancellations within 24 hours please text me at 206-854-8411. 

EARLY START SUNRISE HIKE: MEET AT 6:45 AM AND START HIKE AT 7:00 AM

Meeting Place:

Directions: From I-90, take exit 15 signed Lake Sammamish/Renton Highway 900. At the stoplight at the end of the exit turn right onto Highway 900/Renton-Issaquah Road and go south toward Renton. From the stoplight drive 3.2 miles and turn left at the easy-to-miss driveway with a large blue Cougar Mountain Recreation sign. The large parking lot is straight ahead. Park in this lot -- do not continue through the gray gate.

Route/Place

Margaret's Way


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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

Ten Essential Systems

  1. Navigation (map & compass)
  2. Sun protection (sunglasses & sunscreen)
  3. Insulation (extra clothing)
  4. Illumination (headlamp/flashlight)
  5. First-aid supplies
  6. Fire (waterproof matches/lighter/candle)
  7. Repair kit and tools
  8. Nutrition (extra food)
  9. Hydration (extra water)
  10. Emergency shelter (tent/plastic tube tent/garbage bag)
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