Trails that are not over Snoqualmie Pass?

[Denis]

Are there any Seattle area trails, that are not over Snoqualmie Pass?
Trying to get out for few hours here and there, and using onx offroad for suggestions
Lot of good choices over Snoqualmie Pass, but it would be minimum 7-8 hours for round trip
Anything closer?
It can be forrest road, just to get off pavement with kids

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[slews]

What level of trails are you looking for? You could head to Middle Fork Snoqualmie for some pretty easy stuff, or there are some good ones near Index/Skykomish (Tonga Ridge, perhaps? I imagine that's pretty much snow-free by now). There are also a lot of options off Mountain Loop Highway.

 

[Cat]

Walker ORV has awesome trails...North of Marysville.

 

[Denis]

Great, thx for tips guys

 

[ezapar]

Take 410 to Greenwater. Turn left just after the fire station onto NF-70. After a few miles, it will turn to gravel. Just after the giant pit where the folks are shooting their guns, take a right and go on up. There are a couple of different forks, but each one will take you to a view. I go there a couple of times a year. Any trip to the mountains and back are going to take several hours Enjoy.

 

[ezapar]

Are there any Seattle area trails, that are not over Snoqualmie Pass?
Trying to get out for few hours here and there, and using onx offroad for suggestions
Lot of good choices over Snoqualmie Pass, but it would be minimum 7-8 hours for round trip
Anything closer?
It can be forrest road, just to get off pavement with kids

Take 410 to Greenwater. Turn left just after the fire station onto NF-70. After a few miles, it will turn to gravel. Just after the giant pit where the folks are shooting their guns, take a right and go on up. There are a couple of different forks, but each one will take you to a view. I go there a couple of times a year. Any trip to the mountains and back are going to take several hours Enjoy.

The pic below is from winter time, the roads will be clear now.

 

[Denis]

Take 410 to Greenwater. Turn left just after the fire station onto NF-70. After a few miles, it will turn to gravel. Just after the giant pit where the folks are shooting their guns, take a right and go on up. There are a couple of different forks, but each one will take you to a view. I go there a couple of times a year. Any trip to the mountains and back are going to take several hours Enjoy.

The pic below is from winter time, the roads will be clear now.

You rock, beer is on me when we meet!
Just went there today and had great time
Explored many forks, never managed to find way to very top, but managed to find few excellent spots for camping, kind of dead ends, very clean, flat...
On the first fork I went left and believe to have that one fully explored, took every turn, some roads took twice...
Next time I'll take right one, and see where it will take me
Thx again

 

[ezapar]

Awesome! Glad you were able to make it up there.

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