While some mountains have summer trails unsuitable for winter travel, these routes here often are Off-Trail Snow-Shoe or Winter Scrambles and the feasibility off snow is unknown. Beware of avalanche danger!

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1: Tiger & Poo-Poo-Point Area:

A: Highschool Trail to Poo Poo Point

B: Chirico Trail/Paraglider Trail

2: Rattle Snake Ledge Area:

A: Normal Trail to the Ledge

B: Old #2 Trail=Blue Lines

Very nice trail with much less traffic, like it used to be! Not sure we needed a catapilar to build a new trail.

C: Rock Trail Scramble: Magenta Lines

Steep and once you hit the rock ledges, exposed. A fall can be deadly, and every year, some people fall down from the top of the ledge, mostly taking picrtures.

D: Goat Trail Scramble 101: Red Line

Hard to fine and stay on the trail, including the rock scramble 2/3' up. A bushwacking pleasure to sort out Green Lake hikers!

E: Rattle Snake Mountain from Snoqualmie to the Ledge

F: Cedar Butte off Iron Horse Trail

G: Twin Falls

3: Little and Big Si, Teneriffe Area:

A: Little Si Normal Trail

B: Little Si Scramble

C: Little Si North Approach Bushwacking

Follow the trail till it hits the river and till D or E, then ascent to F & G, at which point you intercept the trail. There used to be an old trail, so look out for it.

C: Little Si - Boulder Garden

D: Big Si New Trail

E: Big Si Old Trail

F: Teneriffe Falls - Kamikaze Falls

From the Kamikaze Falls, a smaller and rougher the trail steep up to Mt. Teneriffe. Often snow is encountered in the winter and spring, so take precaution. This is a real mountain, despite being in the foot hills.

G: Teneriffe to Big Si Traverse

NOTE: There are multiple ways: From "F" to "I" you can go ona road up/down hill, or you can go the lower road to "G" and "H" and bushwack a short section to "I", which is less elevation gain.