Gold Creek Pond

The trail was all snow so I would recommend water resistant shoes so your toes don't get wet and cold. You don't need snow shoes. It was my first time so I didn't know you needed a Sno Park permit to ...

My second hike in this area. Since the trail will be closed starting April 1 (according to the latest updates), I decided to visit this wonderful place one more time. The first time, I only walked the...

A wonderful partly cloudy and sunny late morning / early afternoon snow walk.When I arrived around 11:15am there were only four cars, when I left around 12:15pm there were only a dozen or so. Needless...

A lot of people.Cutting pretty close on parking thought around noon

Amazing trail!But I wanted ro recognized these two amazing ladies and their puppy that took upon themselves to pick up garbage from the trail!

So fun. The road is closed, but not by much and that didn’t stop us of the hordes of others at that easy little loop. We bought microspikes and felt like superhero’s with them :)) but there weee many ...

This is a scenic trail with almost no elevation that is easy enough to be done with small children with minimal preparation - the trail is well-packed and you don't really need any special gear. There...

The road to the trailhead is currently closed due to snow. We parked on Forest Road 4832 and walked in packed snow to Gold Creek Pond. The distance from FR4832 to the pond is about 0.75-1.0 mile so be...

An amazing easy hike not far from Seattle with stunning winter views.We arrived in the afternoon and it was quite crowded. Google Maps showed the road as closed, but in reality it was open and well pl...

Getting there: Tis the season for snow tires, snow chains, and emergency preparedness. i-90 was filled with snow plows on the way to the hike due to the snow and sleet on the road. The road to the act...