Just did a long ramble on Tiger Mountain to enjoy the February sunshine and to check out the condition of the storm damaged trails. The good news is that repairs have proceeded apace, and most trails are now useable. Here's a summary of the trails that I hiked: Tiger Mountain Trail (TMT) from Tradition Lake TH to Highpoint Creek The trail has been cleared out and is in good condition, with just a bit of mud in spots. Impressive storm damage area at ridge where Anschels Allee starts. TMT shortcut trail to West Tiger Railroad Grade This useful trail is not on the Green Trails Map. It begins shortly beyond the second bridge over the west branch of Highpoint Creek, near the spot where the TMT starts switchbacking downhill. Once you find it, you discover that's its a pretty decent path with real switchbacks, not just a fall-line rut like you'd expect. The trail has not been cleared, but is useable. One bad blowdown has wiped out a switchback, forcing an awkward detour. West Tiger RR grade from TMT shortcut to Preston Trail at 2100' junction. The first portion of the trail has not been cleared, but suffered little storm damage and can be walked easily. Upon reaching the TMT, the trail is fully cleared. Preston Trail, 2100' junction to W Tiger 1 summit Fully Cleared. There's an area of tremendous storm damage with logs piled on top of each other in a jackstraw jumble. Chainsawers must have had a grand time there. Snow begins at about 2500', only a few inches deep and no obstacle to travel. Poo Top Trail Not cleared, but suffered relatively little damage and easily hiked. Just a few fallen trees on the trail. The main problem is that the faint trail tread can be hard to spot under the branch debris littering the path. Hidden Forest Trail above TMT Not Cleared and hit pretty hard with storm damage. Toppled trees provide frequent obstacles. Can be hiked with a little patience. Luckily this section of trail is only 0.2 miles long. One View Trail Fully cleared and easy to hike. Some of the most awesome storm damage on Tiger Mtn occured here. I can't even imagine what the wind speed reached here during the storm, looks like a tornado hit. West Tiger RR grade from Poopoo point trail to Section Line Trail. Mostly Cleared and hikeable. Trail is damaged by mudslides and rootball craters in Many Creek Valley. Section Line Trail from TMT to Talus connector This super-steep trail is partially cleared and useable. Some large logs still on the ground have handy steps and grab handles cut into them. This trail is a prime candidate for regrading; it could use a few switchbacks. The current overly steep tread is getting too much use and is eroding. Nook Trail Cleared and in good shape.