Region
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Routes
2 summits • 8.0 mi • 972 ft gain • 2 hr 32 min
2 summits • 5.6 mi • 581 ft gain • 1 hr 28 min
1 summit • 10.8 mi • 1,685 ft gain • 2 hr 54 min
1 summit • 12.3 mi • 1,504 ft gain • 4 hr 12 min
1 summit • 13.8 mi • 1,624 ft gain • 2 hr 33 min
1 summit • 16.0 mi • 2,256 ft gain • 3 hr 37 min
1 summit • 23.4 mi • 3,490 ft gain • 4 hr 42 min
1 summit • 32.7 mi • 5,962 ft gain • 7 hr 38 min
1 summit • 39.1 mi • 9,106 ft gain • 11 hr 49 min
1 summit • 6.3 mi • 743 ft gain • 2 hr 20 min
1 summit • 6.3 mi • 499 ft gain • 1 hr 8 min
1 summit • 9.8 mi • 1,232 ft gain • 4 hr 25 min
Latest summits
"A mellow but fun little hike. Took the Big Tree Ridge Trail to the Harvey Manning Trailhead, then up the abandoned road to the summit. Overall rating 5/10, a nice little hike close to Seattle, but plenty of people and no stunning views." — MountainQuest • Oct 2, 2021
"From AA Peak trailhead, I moved down to Bear Ridge trailhead on WA-900, where there is a small parking place for about three cars. Then, I moved up to the "Talus Bridge Trail" of Issaquah City, viewing the trailhead. Then, I moved up back to AA Peak via Tibbetts Creek Trail and Tibbetts Marsh Trail." — dlam522 • Sep 15, 2015
"I only had a few hours to get away, so I decided to nab some of the little nubbins in Cougar Mountain Park. Did a 12 mile loop starting from outside the gate to the Sky Country Trailhead (I arrived before the park opened), then looping over Marshall's Hill, Deceiver Ridge, Long View Peak, Wilderness Peak, and Anti-Aircraft Peak, before returning to the car. No views, but lots of sword ferns and courteous runners." — TynanRammGranberg • May 31, 2015
"Highs and lows... peaks and mud.
I went to the park to find the crown jewel of Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park: Cougar Mountain (Anti-Aircraft Peak). Before going there, I thought I'd check out the nary visited Claypit Peak (no proper trail getting there - though lots of mud to be found). This is a bushwhacker's delight, and I have to guess that I'm probably very glad I did this before Spring takes full effect (in other words, the Nettles and Devil's club were under control).
While the bushwhacking and the clay mud was a bit irritating, the rest of the loop was very enjoyable and maybe a little too easy. That said, it was great to get to the outdoors today.
Trail length: 4.4
Total Elevation Gain / Loss: 793 feet" — herdingcats • Mar 31, 2014