Pretty awesome actually. Or not. I misread instructions to the trailhead, went way too far, and parked in the middle of nowhere. Bushwhacked my way all the way through thick underbrush, washed out drainages, rock walls, etc, to the summit, where I finally found the trail, about three hundred feet from the summit. It was absolutely spectacular - there were a lot of clouds, but they moved out of the way on and off to let me get a good view of Index, Glacier, Rainier, and tons of other peaks I couldn't place. The way back down was pretty bad too - left the trail as it seemed to be heading in the wrong direction... which it was, based on where I was parked... Slid down the mountain side in about an hour, following a little creek as much as I could, and still ended up overshooting where I parked and had to walk about a half mile up the road. But it was worth it, although I THINK I might try to find the actual trailhead next time... Still made it up and down in about six hours though, which I feel is pretty good for all the time I spent forcing my way through really thick brush and trying to figure out where I was....