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“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens
| Location: | Snoqualmie Region, North Bend Area, Washington. |
| Roundtrip: | 3.7 miles |
| Difficulty: | Moderate |
| Elevation Gain: | 900 feet |
| Highest Point: | 1880 feet |
| GPS Coordinates: | N 47 25.961 W 121 45.954 |
| Visitor’s Information: |
Dogs are allowed on a leash |
Pictures below will take you to a short hike through the scenic woods of Cedar Butte Trail! Soak up the beauty of our beloved Washington State!
General Information:
Cedar Butte Trail offers you plenty of spectacular views! Our team took a pleasant hike from Iron Horse State Park where you can easily park (Iron horse trailhead parking area N 47 25.950 W 121 45.999 ) and then make your way to Iron Horse State Park (it’s our starting point: N 47 25.961 W 121 45.954). Then you will take a walk along Milwaukee Road for a mile to Boxley Creek. After crossing it in approximately 500 feet you can find the Cedar Butte trailhead on the right.
Butte Trail is a 3.7 mile quiet and nice trail with 900' elevation gain located in Snoqualmie Pass corridor, Washington. The trail isn’t heavily-trafficked so it’s good for both experienced and beginning hikers. It’s a great hiking destination for families with kids. You can take your dogs with you but they must be kept on a leash.
Our team hiked on a clear sunny day so it made our trip more beautiful and pleasant. You can enjoy solitude while you hike through exciting sun-lit woods, listen to soothing nature sounds, breathe fresh air and soak up peaceful atmosphere of the trail.
Cedar Butte is truly gorgeous viewpoint. It’s perfect for hiking, trail running or walking, short nature trips. The trail is accessible all year-round and it’s not very busy. The paths through the woods are meandering. So we recommend you bringing good hiking shoes. Definitely, it’s worth hiking to the summit.
After reaching the top you can catch your breath enjoying spectacular views and even have a picnic.Take in a breathtaking view of the summit and find your inner peace. Growing trees obstruct a little a panoramic view but you can see several mountains, peaks and miles of dense forest.You should try this trail once and you will find the perfect resting spot for your family and close people.
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These pictures were taken on September 28, 2017
Driving Directions:
From Seattle: Take I-90 to Exit 32, take a right onto 436th St, following it over the Snoqualmie River for about three miles to the Rattlesnake Recreation Area. Drive past initial signs to Rattlesnake Lake and find the signed Cedar Falls Trailhead ahead on the left.
GPS Coordinates:N 47 25.961 W 121 45.954
In order to get directions click on the map below:
Photo: Roman Khomlyak
Photo Editing: Juliana Voitsikhovska
Information: Olena Ukholova
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