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Anti-Aircraft Ridge #Cougar-N7,Cave Hole

Nov 28, 2003

by Alpine Art last modified Sep 10, 2008 02:33 PM
Type of Outing
Day hike
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Hike: Coal Creek Falls
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Agency: King County Parks
Trails: Coal Creek Falls (#COUGAR-C4)
Avg Rating: 3.38
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Hike: Anti-Aircraft Ridge
Region: Issaquah Alps
Trails: Anti-Aircraft Ridge (#COUGAR-N7)
Avg Rating: 2.40
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Hike: Cougar Pass
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Trails: Cougar Pass (#COUGAR-N8)
Avg Rating: 2.00
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Hike: Fred's Railroad
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Trails: Fred's Railroad (#COUGAR-C7)
Avg Rating: 3.00
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Hike: Klondike Swamp
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Trails: Klondike Swamp (#COUGAR-N5)
Avg Rating: 2.75
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Hike: Cave Hole
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Trails: Cave Hole (#COUGAR-C3)
Avg Rating: 3.60
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Hike: Lost Beagle
Region: Issaquah Alps -- Cougar Mountain
Trails: Lost Beagle (#COUGAR-N6)
Avg Rating: 2.25
Be Aware Of
Mudholes
Water on trail

What a lot of trails for such a short hike! I covered about 5 miles of wet soggy trail in Cougar Mt. park on Friday. The hike was in solitude but the trails are very wet with standing water and mud-holes.

The purpose was to see Coal Creek Falls in winter and the hike was worth it. Heading from the AA Peak Trail head I walked down Lost Beagle to the Klondike Swamp, then via a connector to Cave Hole, down to the Coal Creek Falls trail. Most of these trails are in good if slightly muddy condition. The falls trail is in excellent shape and you can hear the water roaring over the falls as you get near.

After a snack and some photos, I continued on to the Quarry Trail, then back via Fred's Railroad, AA Ridge to my car.

I saw only one other person on the hike and no wildlife. The rain was constant and I was soaked but happy on getting back to my car.

Hike took about 3 hours.

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