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Perry Creek, mount Forgotten, WA
10.5 miles Gain: 3400 ft. Highest Point: 5250 ft.
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Icicle Ridge, Leavenworth, WA
6.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN1,800 feet HIGHEST POINT3,000 feet First solo hike/run.
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Heather – Maple Pass Loop, WA
LENGTH7.2 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,020 feet HIGHEST POINT6,650 feet One of the most amazing day and view – mainly due to the colors of the leaves. 🍁🌿☘🍀🌳🌲🌺🌻🌾🌿 Trail details
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Hidden Lake Lookout, WA
LENGTH8.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN3,300 feet HIGHEST POINT6,900 feet Trail details
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Diablo Lake and Ross Dam, WA
LENGTH7.6 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN1,400 feet HIGHEST POINT1,950 feet Trail details First hike after my calf injury! So good to be back in the mountains!
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Lake 22, WA
LENGTH5.4 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN1,350 feet HIGHEST POINT2,400 feet Trail details.
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Winter hike at Lake Annette, WA
LENGTH 7.5 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN 1,800 feet HIGHEST POINT 3,600 feet Trail details Pretty easy hike in the summer, different in the winter. A bit nervous crossing those avalanche chutes 😨
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Snowshoeing at Artist Point, Mt Baker, WA
LENGTH 4.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN 1,000 feet HIGHEST POINT 5,100 feet Trail details. It’s known for its breathtaking views. However, we had a whiteout 🙁
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Snowshoeing Hex Mountain, WA
LENGTH7.5 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,900 feet HIGHEST POINT5,034 feet Trail details By far one of the best snowshoeing trail for the great views and effort wise.
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Tiger Mountain Loop (3, 2, 1)
Started with Tiger 3 Cable Line, up to Tiger 2 and finishing up with Tiger 1. 8 miles round trip 2600 ft el gain. Visibility wasn’t great – it was heavy snowing.
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Snow Lake, Snoqualmie Pass, WA
LENGTH 7.2 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION Gain: 1800 ft. Highest Point: 4400 ft Next time snowshoes!!! Microspikes are not enough.
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Melakwa Lake, Danny Creek Trail, WA
LENGTH 8.5 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION Gain: 2500 ft. Highest Point: 4600 ft.
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Skyline Divide, Mt Baker, WA
Round trip: 10 miles Gain: 2500 ft Alt: 6600ft
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Gothic Basin & Foggy Lake, WA
12 miles Alt 5200 ft Elev gain 3000ft
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Cascade Pass & Sahale Arm, CA
LENGTH: 12.0 miles ELEVATION: Gain: 4000 ft. (my app says 5000ft) Highest Point: 7570 This one was tough! Pretty windy up there. 😱 Glad I brought layers! All in all it’s one of the best hikes I’ve done. We found and ate wild blueberries 🙂
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Burroughs Mt, Sunrise, Rainier National Park
LENGTH: 9.0 miles ELEVATION: Gain: 2600 ft. Highest Point: 7828 ft. Amazing views of Rainier! Spectacular! can’t get enough of Rainier!!!! Totally worth the 2 days hikes in a row….
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Foss River & Lakes, WA
Central Cascades — Stevens Pass: 14.6 miles, roundtrip Gain: 3300 ft. Highest Point: 4900 ft The 4 Lakes: Trout, Copper, Little heart, Big heart This was a long one, I ran half of it to make it back on time to the group.
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Hidden Lake Lookout, WA – Take 2
9 miles roundtrip 3300 ft elevation gain 6900ft alt Great hike, with spectacular views! I had to do it twice! So here is the take two! Also, all the way up I was thinking “what the hell went through my head not to take long pants!” I was freezing in my shorts.
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Mt Pilchuck, ‘rock’ hiking
Elevation gain 2300 ft Highest point 5327 ft Miles 5.4 Pretty much under the clouds the whole time, except the summit. Mysterious though.
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Railroad Grade, Mt Baker
7 miles; 2500 elevation gain; Alt 6000ft
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Buckhorn Peak , Olympic Peninsula
16 miles 4500ft elevation gain Epic hike, pretty strenuous. Going through Marmot Pass (6000ft alt), arriving at Buckhorn Peak (7000ft alt).
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Colchuck Lake, The Enchantments, WA
LENGTH8.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,280 feet HIGHEST POINT5,580 feet Epic rain!
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Lake Angeles, Olympic Peninsula
LENGTH7.4 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,350 feet HIGHEST POINT4,196 feet
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Beckler Peak, WA
LENGTH7.6 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,240 feet HIGHEST POINT5,026 feet
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Lake Serene & Bridal Veil Falls, WA
Length7.6 mi Elevation gain2,690 ft
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Climbing Mount St. Helens
Location: Outside the town of Cougar Mileage: 12 miles, roundtripElevation Gain: 5699 feet LENGTH12.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN5,699 feet HIGHEST POINT8,364 feet Trail details This is the go-to route to the summit when Mount St. Helens is covered in snow. (We did it on mothers day! ) It is direct, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Long miles of snow travel can be grueling, but luckily this route is not too technical. It is considered a good intro to mountaineering, and the views at the top are stunning. Highlights: Low lights:
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Rattlesnake Ledges, bushwhacking
Off track, off trail, scrambling and bushwacking…. avoiding the crowds. Yet another climb to fight my fears of heights. One step at a time….. But the best part was running the trail down. That’s gonna be my new hobby!!
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French Chin, French Tongue, French Cabin Creek
Craziest 9h scrambling and hiking (off-track through bushes, forest, ice, snow)! I can’t beiieve I did it!!!! Beautiful though! Soon I will conquer this fear of heights….after I stop shaking! 😛
