Tiger Mountain, Washington, United States


4.5 (81 reviews) Spent Ranking #6 in Issaquah Mountains

Great Hiking in Issaquah

Rough and rugged hiking trail best suited for those with some hiking experience.
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Address

SE 79th St, Issaquah, WA 98027

Website

http://www.dnr.wa.gov/AboutDNR/ManagedLands/Pages/amp

Current local date and time now

Friday, May 10, 2024, 9:09

User Ratings

4.5 based on (81 reviews)

Excellent
56%
Good
35%
Satisfactory
7%
Poor
2%
Terrible
0%

Reviews


  • 5Jason Hennig 5:00 PM Oct 9, 2020
    Took an Unusual Trail
    We went up the south side of the mountain, up the Tiger Mountain Trail. Branching off, we hiked up the south peak, which wasn't crowded at all--it looked like we were the first ones there in some time, so I highly recommend it for a secluded hike. But I've hiked this mountain a lot, and it's always been a favorite of mine.

  • 5Wes H 5:00 PM Mar 7, 2017
    A playground for all ages just off the interstate
    I have it easy: I live within a block of a Tiger Mountain trailhead, so I'm up there nearly every day with my dog or a friend. But since it's about a 15 minute drive (not in rush hour) from downtown Seattle, and is accessible by the Sound Transit 554 bus, anyone can enjoy the wonders of Tiger. There are trails for every kind of hiker, from flat strolls along the Tradition Lake Trail (off Exit 20), to long, loop hikes (last spring I took a "9-5" hike and went about 18 miles) that traverse mossy woods, endless berry bushes (in season) and offer amazing views from the many peaks along the long ridge. Most of the trails are accessible all year round, although the upper reaches can be beautifully snowy from late fall to early spring. And best of all: there are 90 MILES of trails, so you have endless exploration possibilities. I recommend finding the less traveled hikes that don't have hordes of people, or going on a weekday if you like quiet and solitude. Maybe I'll see you on the trail!

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