Margaret's Way Trailhead

A really fun hike to do with a loved one, or alone. We loved the bridges and the easy-to-follow trail. It's definitely been taken care of well. It took us 4 hours round-trip to get to the top and back. But definitely worth it! The views from the top were breathtaking! The elevation gain was easy; there are quite a bit of switchbacks that make the climb easier. There's a sign at every fork in the road to help you stay on your chosen path. Plenty of parking in the shade. All told, a fun, gorgeous hike. We will definitely be coming back.

It was good hike. Walking sticks helped when come down. We continues to Debbie View point, the view was ok. The trail path was good. Walking down can be slippery with small rocks ok the trail. It was about 6.5 miles around trip.

More of a moderate hike with a total distance of ~7miles out and back, 1500 elevation gain which took us about 4hrs to complete. We did this hike on a late sunday afternoon and found plenty of parking spots. Parking here is free with no entrance fee to the park and love the proximity to the city.
The trail was mostly covered and that helped a great deal on a hot sunny day. It was well maintained with clear directions all through the loop, though there was a huge tree that was uprooted, towards the end of the trail on our way up. The only way to get to the other side was to climb on the tall log and jump, which can be a hassle. The hike after this point had a steep incline all the way to the top. Got a beautiful view of Mt Rainier on the top thanks to the clear sky. A long hike all in all and be sure to keep yourself well hydrated.

It was tough for me but we made it to the top. No view due to the clouds but still worth it. I imagine on a clear day the view would be great. The parking lot was full although over our 4 hours we only saw a few other hikers.

This was a great little hike. Many people were running the trail too! It's about 3 miles to the main lookout point, but there are many off shoot trails to take. Easy hike, good for beginners, and dog friendly (there were a lot of dogs that day.)