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308 5th St, Index, WA 98256
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Heybrook Ridge Trailhead

50606 Index-Galena Rd, Index, WA 98256
4.6(107)
Open until 7:00 PM
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Jesse CardJesse Card
Great hike to do with kids if you're bored of lowland forest hikes. We took advantage of the fake summer to enjoy the beautiful warm sunny day. Wanted to avoid the crowds of all the other usual suspect hikes that would be crowded madhouses. The trail was still busy with people, including kids, and dogs. Most people were conscientious and kept space and face coverings. Some great spots to stop asking the way, including tiny waterfalls that will likely be dried up by summer. Nicely made and maintained switchbacks will accommodate most hikers. A wonderful view up the valley at the end featuring snowy peaks, violently red flowering currant, and a territorial rufus hummingbird. We also saw garter snakes, osprey, and a variety of birds.
Kourtney RykowskiKourtney Rykowski
Took me 1.5h there and back, taking my time. It's a pretty easy trail. Pretty nice view at the top but there are massive power lines above the whole "summit" which sort of taints the natural scenery. They buzz loudly and it can't be good to be around then for too long. If you are sensitive to EMFs, you obviously should not do this hike. Not too many people on the trail even on a super clear, beautiful day. June 22, 2020.
Jesse (Jeltown)Jesse (Jeltown)
A well maintained trail with splendid views for relatively little effort. I believe the best view of the ridge is about 3.3 miles round trip. There is wild life in the forest and no real views till the top. Unfortunately massive electrical lines are strung through the forest just before the view making it feel less natural. I've heard car break-ins are frequent in here so don't leave anything valuable for the thieves!
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Great hike to do with kids if you're bored of lowland forest hikes. We took advantage of the fake summer to enjoy the beautiful warm sunny day. Wanted to avoid the crowds of all the other usual suspect hikes that would be crowded madhouses. The trail was still busy with people, including kids, and dogs. Most people were conscientious and kept space and face coverings. Some great spots to stop asking the way, including tiny waterfalls that will likely be dried up by summer. Nicely made and maintained switchbacks will accommodate most hikers. A wonderful view up the valley at the end featuring snowy peaks, violently red flowering currant, and a territorial rufus hummingbird. We also saw garter snakes, osprey, and a variety of birds.
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Took me 1.5h there and back, taking my time. It's a pretty easy trail. Pretty nice view at the top but there are massive power lines above the whole "summit" which sort of taints the natural scenery. They buzz loudly and it can't be good to be around then for too long. If you are sensitive to EMFs, you obviously should not do this hike. Not too many people on the trail even on a super clear, beautiful day. June 22, 2020.
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A well maintained trail with splendid views for relatively little effort. I believe the best view of the ridge is about 3.3 miles round trip. There is wild life in the forest and no real views till the top. Unfortunately massive electrical lines are strung through the forest just before the view making it feel less natural. I've heard car break-ins are frequent in here so don't leave anything valuable for the thieves!
Jesse (Jeltown)

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4.0
4y

Great hike to do with kids if you're bored of lowland forest hikes. We took advantage of the fake summer to enjoy the beautiful warm sunny day. Wanted to avoid the crowds of all the other usual suspect hikes that would be crowded madhouses. The trail was still busy with people, including kids, and dogs. Most people were conscientious and kept space and face coverings. Some great spots to stop asking the way, including tiny waterfalls that will likely be dried up by summer. Nicely made and maintained switchbacks will accommodate most hikers. A wonderful view up the valley at the end featuring snowy peaks, violently red flowering currant, and a territorial rufus hummingbird. We also saw garter snakes, osprey, and a...

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4.0
5y

Took me 1.5h there and back, taking my time. It's a pretty easy trail. Pretty nice view at the top but there are massive power lines above the whole "summit" which sort of taints the natural scenery. They buzz loudly and it can't be good to be around then for too long. If you are sensitive to EMFs, you obviously should not do this hike. Not too many people on the trail even on a super clear, beautiful day....

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4.0
6y

A well maintained trail with splendid views for relatively little effort. I believe the best view of the ridge is about 3.3 miles round trip. There is wild life in the forest and no real views till the top. Unfortunately massive electrical lines are strung through the forest just before the view making it feel less natural. I've heard car break-ins are frequent in here so don't leave anything valuable for...

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