Granite Mountain (snowshoe route)
Strenuous · Out-and-back · 13.6 mi round trip · 3,734 ft gain · 5½–8 hr
Autumn colorsBig viewsSummit or lookoutWildflowersSnowshoe route
Parkingnot reported today
A long, demanding day; experienced hikers in good shape.
No hiker reports in the last 3 days. Be the first to report here
At this trail
Pack it out.
Official pageWashington State Parks ›
NoteWashington State Parks: Asahel Curtis Sno-Park (non-motorized)
NoteSno-Park permit required November 1 to April 30
Noteland manager: Snoqualmie Ranger District
PermitsDay hikes: none. Overnight: wilderness permit.
AreaSnoqualmie Ranger District ›
I-90, Middle Fork and Highway 410, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest U.S. Forest Service
I-90, Middle Fork and Highway 410, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest U.S. Forest Service
Officialconditions › · roads › · fees ›
Rules, passes and closures change. Check the official Forest Service site before you go.
Getting there
Starts at Asahel Curtis Sno-Park · 1 other trail starts here
Navigate to the trailhead: Google Maps · Apple Maps · coordinates 47.41358, -121.43976
Right now
TodayPM52°3%
TonightPM44°12%
WedAM55°13%
WedPM44°
ThuAM60°
ThuPM45°
FriAM64°1%
FriPM44°76%
Partly Sunny, wind 2 mph · Full forecast ›
Daylight7:23 am 6:20 pm
Air qualityAQI 21 Good
WildfireThree Queens fire, 13 km away, 9,575 acres, 33% contained
Snow1″ snow at Olallie Meadows (4,010 ft, 4.4 km away)
Typical year: usually melted out by about Jun 22 · typical peak Apr 17
Typical year: usually melted out by about Jun 22 · typical peak Apr 17
Snow levelabout 9,000 ft now · 7,800–9,100 ft over the next three days
PassSnoqualmie Pass I-90 3 km
Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · 47°F · pass report ›
Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · 47°F · pass report ›
No reports in the last 3 days.
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