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Granite Peak

Climb to the old Granite Mountain fire lookout on the high western side of Snoqualmie Pass. From the trailhead at the parking lot cross short bridges to ascend the often-rocky root strewn trail. Take a right at the junction left continues on to Pratt Lake. The trail climbs at nearly 1,000 vertical feet per mile. Be cautious crossing the lower avalanche shoot especially in winter through springtime. High above I90 the upper slopes have a pristine alpine feel. Route conditions at higher elevations vary from snow covered to exposed granite blocks. Ascend the steepening granite blocks or snowfields to the fire look out at the summit.

McClellan Butte

Hiked and filmed on the day I said goodbye to my grandma made this beautiful fall outing extra special.

McClellan Butte is a bit of a misnomer. McClellan Peak or Spire would be more descriptive. This hike is steep sustained and ends with a rocky scramble to the true summit. Revealing dramatic views of Snoqualmie pass to the North bend Greenbelt.

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