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Annette Lake

Jun 03, 2009

by Janice Van Cleve last modified Jun 03, 2009 08:01 PM
Type of Outing
Day hike
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Hike: Annette Lake
Region: Snoqualmie Pass -- Snoqualmie Pass
Agency: Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, Snoqualmie Ranger District
Trails: Annette Lake (#1019)
Avg Rating: 3.19
Be Aware Of
  • Blowdowns
  • Mudholes
  • Water on trail
  • Snow on trail
Nasty blowdown just before John Wayne trail
A couple of doughy WTA workers with coronas would do wonders for this trail. There are a number of blowdowns between the trailhead and the John Wayne railroad grade and another blowdown past it. There is a nasty smashed tree across the trail just before the John Wayne railroad grade. Otherwise this trail is open and ready for business. Sure, there are about 7 steep and scary snowfields to cross but if you have poles, it's no problem. The trail is dry up to the third switchback, then some scattered snow until you cross the snowfields. Total snow approaching the lake. The lake is rapidly thawing but only a small portion is free of ice. This is a great destination when temperatures reach above 80 in Seattle.
One of seven steep snowfields to cross
Lake is rapidly thawing
Still lots of snow in the mountains
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Thanks!

Posted by Coe at Jun 03, 2009 09:57 PM
Janice - thanks for the trip report and pictures. I am thinking of doing this hike on Friday and wondered how much snow there was on the trail -- given our recent sunny/warm days!
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