Silver Peak Trail
Difficult

Silver Peak Trail

Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

2.5 mi

Distance

2,014 ft

Elev. Gain

2h 46m

Est. Time

0.0

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About This Trail

The first half of the trail is a part of the famous Pacific Crest Trail. The Pacific Crest trail leads to Silver Peak from the intersection of National Forest Development Road 9070. The fork that is left after 1.7 miles can be missed. There is a rock pyramid at the entry point, which can be a good sign. The second part of the trail is more difficult to navigate and requires a lot of scrambling. The view from the top is amazing. Granite Mountain, Snoqualmie Mountain, Catherine Mountain and Tinkham Peak are all easily visible. The road to the trail is not easy. An SUV is a good idea.

Trail Details

Out & Back

Route Type

Dirt

Surface

Dogs Allowed (Leash Required)

Dog Policy

Yes

Kid Friendly

No

Permit Required

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