Central Cascades - Blewett Pass

Ingalls Lake (9.2 Miles)

Central Cascades - Stevens Pass - East

Lake Janus (6.3 Miles)
Lake Valhalla (6 Miles)

Central Cascades - Stevens Pass - West

Boulder Lake (8.2 Miles)
Tonga Ridge (6.0 Miles)

Issaquah Alps - Cougar Mountain

Issaquah Alps - Tiger Mountain

Mt. Rainier - Carbon River / Mowich

Paul Peak (9.4 miles)
Spray Park (8 Miles)

Mt. Rainier - Longmire / Paradise

Snow Lake (2.2 mi)

Mt. Rainier - Sunrise / White River

Grand Park (13.6 Miles)

North Cascades - Baker Lake

Railroad Grade (6.0 Miles)
Scott Paul Loop (7.5 Miles)

North Cascades - Mountain Loop Highway

Heather Lake (4 Miles)
Lake Twenty-Two (4.8 Miles)
Mt. Dickerman (8.7 Miles)
Mt. Pilchuck (6 Miles)

North Cascades - Mt. Baker Hwy

High Pass (6.8 Miles)
Ptarmigan Ridge (7.6 Miles)
Skyline Divide (8.4 Miles)

North Cascades - North Cascades Hwy

Blue Lake (4.4 miles)
Cutthroat Pass (10 Miles)
Easy Pass (7.2 Miles)
Heather/Maple Pass (6.5 Miles)
Hidden Lake (9 Miles)

Olympics

Deer Park Trail (15.2 Miles)
Grand Valley (8.4 Miles)
Whiskey Bend Loop (6.7 Miles)

Olympics - Coast

Cape Alava Loop (9.2 Miles)
Cape Flattery (1 Mile)

Olympics - South

Puget Sound and Islands

Snoqualmie Pass - North Bend Area

Mt. Si (8 Miles)
US Forest Service
US National Park Service
Mt. Si
Area:
Snoqualmie Pass - North Bend Area
Permit Required:
N
Trailhead Elevation:
665
Difficulty:
Strenuous
Elevation Gain:
3,502
Trail Type:
Hike
Distance Round Trip :
8 Miles
Trailhead Latitude:
47.290000
Peak Season:
January through December
Longitude:
-121.430000

Dogs Allowed Water Available

Conditions
Trail
Water
Other
Part of the trail is boardwalk
Trail is well maintained
Some water crossings have bridges
Other notable conditions:
Trail will be icy in winter.


Experience

Mt. Si is probably the most traveled trail in the state.  The proximity to major urban centers makes this trail popular for those seeking a good workout or preparing for more ambitious climbs. Don't expect to have a typical backcountry experience here but if your looking for a great workout and still want to be home with time to do house work this may be a good option.  While the scenery is subpar for most of the hike (compared to other North Cascades trails) there are nice views of Mt. Rainier and the Snoqualmie valley from the top.  

Mt. Si from North Bend.

The trees get smaller as you near the top.

Eventually you ascend above the tree line.

A view of the Snoqualmie valley below.

The Haystack Scramble should only be attempted by those sure of foot.  Most people stop at the base of this pyramid.  Those who make it to the top are rewarded with a splendid 360 degree view.


Nearest Town: North Bend, WA.


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Trail inf0 contributed by: bacolv
Added on: 2007-07-08 23:11:35


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