Photos from Snoqualmie Pass - North Bend Area

By Cascade Liberation Organization

4300' gain from Middle Fork Snoqualmie R. Gateway Bridge.

By Rae82

By Rae82

By Rae82

By Taum Sauk

Seen from Mount Si, Mount Constance and the Olympics dwarf the skyscrapers of downtown Seattle. From Mount Si on a clear day, one can resolve landmarks such as the Columbia Tower, Smith Tower, and Space Needle. Conversion of the photo to grayscale helps compensate for atmospheric haziness that limits resolution. Taken with a Nikon S8200, shutter 1/800 sec, f/5.1, ISO 100.

By Ingunn Markiewicz

I got my hard hat at the Mailbox Peak work party and celebrated by hiking to the top to check the mail afterwards. My knees sure are looking forward to the opening of the new trail!

By terpene

Hairy Manzanita (Arctostaphylos columbiana) on the summit of Little Si

By Marblemaria

I was trying to fit in an early morning hike before some appointments that day. I started out with the intention of hiking in for one hour and forty five minutes then turning around. One hour and forty minutes later, after all the tree cover darkness, I made it here. I happily snapped my reward and headed back down.

By Freud Ian Slip

I shot this photo with my Hipstamatic Iphone app on the way back to the TH.

By kewowskata

At the peak with the sun peaking through. Super cold up there!

By Medusa La Stone

WTA described "steep steps" before a natural cave.

By mike jon

By Marblemaria

Above the Snoqualmie Middle Fork

By Taum Sauk

Rattlesnake Ledge, seen from the John Wayne Trail parking area near Rattlesnake Lake. If you look VERY closely, you can see hikers at the top!

By Medusa La Stone

Snapshot of Old Growth at Upper Twin Falls.

By YoshiSan

Hiking along the RattleSnake Mountain Trail, Mount Si made an appearance through the trees.

By YoshiSan

In traveling over the top of RattleSnake Mountain, we enjoyed the scenes of winter. Including these trees draped in snow.

By YoshiSan

On our trek over RattleSnake Mountain, this ice encrusted cell tower appeared through the trees.

By mike jon

Awesome frozen branches

By YoshiSan

As we were hiking down the trail to Snoqualmie Lake, this one tree caught my eye, with all the other trees seeming to be bending over it to protect it from the weather.

By RussellElbert

ducky takin a dip in Hester lake

By Cascade Tree Guy

Fall is coming.

By Hiker Kitty

By Hiker Kitty

From Pratte Lake Basin, I went about two miles down to the lake to see fall colors.

By Taum Sauk

Mount Rainier seen on the horizon, above the profile of Mount Washington. Taken from Mount Teneriffe. The outlines of the two mountains seem to parallel each other from this particular vantage point.

By Mike

This is a Panoramic View with Mount Rainier in the background from top of Mount Si near North Bend, Washington.

By Tanaya

Both of the women in this picture have a fear of heights. It took incredible courage for them to walk out on this rock ledge and relax enough to have fun in front of my camera lense.

By Tanaya

Just a fun shot of our shoes after a quick hike of the Twin Falls trail. Made for a good stretch and good laughs!