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Goldmyer Hot Springs Trailhead (Middle Fork Road)
1 trail starts here · Snoqualmie Pass / I-90
Parking: not reported today
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What you need
Fee or pass required dogs, accessibility: not recorded yet
Toilets and trash not confirmed here. Pack out what you pack in.
In Snoqualmie Ranger District (I-90, Middle Fork and Highway 410, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest). Entrance fee Northwest Forest Pass, $5 per day or $30 per year or an America the Beautiful pass. Day hikes need no permit; overnight stays need a wilderness permit. Rules, passes and closures change. Check the official Forest Service site before you go. Official: conditions · roads · fees.
Getting there
Navigate to: Google Maps · Apple Maps · coordinates 47.48806, -121.38887
Trails from this trailhead
- Goldmyer Hot Springs Trail · Out-and-back · 0.6 mi one way · 315 ft gain · 30 min–40 min · Easy
Right now
Weather and road conditions
- Tonight: Partly Cloudy, 47°F, wind 3 mph
- Tuesday: Sunny, 62°F, wind 1 to 5 mph
- Tuesday Night: Partly Cloudy, 47°F, wind 3 mph
Daylight: Sunrise 7:11 am · sunset 6:35 pm
Air: Moderate (AQI 57, PM2.5 12.2 µg/m³) at the North Bend-North Bend Way (SO) monitor, 29 km away AirNow
Wildfire: King fire, 10 km away, 3,427 acres, 36% contained InciWeb
Snow: 0″ snow at Olallie Meadows (4,010 ft, 13.3 km away) station
Typical year: normally snow-free now · usually melted out by about Jun 22 · typical peak Apr 17
I-90 Snoqualmie Pass: Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · Traditionally weather and road conditions are reported on this page from November 1 to April 1. Should adverse weather occur that will impact travel, updates will be provided as information is available. WSDOT
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