Green to Cedar River Trail
Nice forested access through the Maple Valley region. Allows a hike with easy access if you don't have a car. Area serviced by bus routes (143, 168, 912). The trail has off shoots to Lake Wilderness, The Lake Wilderness Arboretum, and the Maple Valley Community Center, as well as others.
This trail meanders from the Cedar River Trail South through Maple Valley. It continues past Kent Kangley and onward to Black Diamond as the Lake Wilderness Trail.
Driving Directions:
Park by the car wash just west of Four Corners (intersection of SE 272nd and Rt 169) on the north side of SE 272nd. Trail also continues south, but may under another name. Recent Trip Reports
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Green to Cedar River Trail
— Mar 09, 2011
— Carter
Day hike
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I went there and I hiked the entire trail. All the way from Maple Valley to Lake Washington. The tra...
I went there and I hiked the entire trail. All the way from Maple Valley to Lake Washington. The trail in total is a lot longer than 6 miles. Its more like 18 to go to Lake Washington, almost 40 with the little side trails that I took.
Green to Cedar River Trail
— Sep 06, 2009
— mykoleary
Day hike
Issues:
Water on trail
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Trail experiencing some water retention on west side from North end of Lake Wilderness South to Four...
Trail experiencing some water retention on west side from North end of Lake Wilderness South to Four Corners, with shallow puddles reaching across the entire trail at several points.
Not at all impassable, but continued rain will make these worsen over the course of winter without some grading work. Day hike
Features:
Wildflowers blooming | Fall foliage | Ripe berries
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Another wonderful day on this trail.
Fall foliage is starting to appear. Mostly in fallen leav...
Another wonderful day on this trail.
Fall foliage is starting to appear. Mostly in fallen leaves, but the trees aren't too far behind. Trail in great shape. |
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