Boulder River
Jul 18, 2009
by
Judy in Arlington
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last modified
Jul 20, 2009 01:23 PM
- Type of Outing
- Day hike
- Read More in our Hiking Guide
- Hike: Boulder River
- Region: North Cascades -- West Slope
- Agency: Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Darrington Ranger District
- Trails: Boulder River (#734)
- Avg Rating: 3.76
- Why You Should Go Now
- Ripe berries
- Be Aware Of
- Water on trail
- No water source
Boulder River, Judy in Arlington
My daughter and I took to the trail (with dog) about 10:00 a.m. We weren't sure we would hike to the end of the trail (4.5 Mi), but we "missed" the second waterfall at 3.5, and so kept on, watching for that marker. We arrived at trail's end about 1:30, had a delightful lunch by the water, near tempting campsites, and took about 3.5 hours to trek back to the car.
Road to the trail head is a bit rough, so probably a rugged car or pickup is preferable.
A few mud spots, quite a few log walks, but a delightful hike.
Didn't see any "wild life", so no bear tales for the grandkids, much to my relief!
We met a fair number of hikers ( maybe 6 parties) when we were on our way back, but otherwise we were on our own.
In other words, a wonderful hike! (Knees recovered from the downhill walk nicely by the next day).
Road to the trail head is a bit rough, so probably a rugged car or pickup is preferable.
A few mud spots, quite a few log walks, but a delightful hike.
Didn't see any "wild life", so no bear tales for the grandkids, much to my relief!
We met a fair number of hikers ( maybe 6 parties) when we were on our way back, but otherwise we were on our own.
In other words, a wonderful hike! (Knees recovered from the downhill walk nicely by the next day).
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Glorious vegetation on the trail
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A little off-trail excursion to the river
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