I had Martin Luther King day off of work, on Monday, so a few friends and I hiked Rattlesnake Ledge outside of North Bend.
This is the start of the two miles straight uphill. Halfway up the trail, we stopped for a picture, a water break, and to catch our breath!
Here is the view from the top, where we ate lunch.
I made delicious ham and swiss sandwiches with toasted wheat bread! Murphy, the great dane, was so fun to take pictures of, but even he got tired!

The rocky beach of Rattlesnake Lake, at the end of the trail, was beautiful to relax on. If you're in the Seattle area, I recommend this enjoyable and scenic hike. It only took us an hour to get to the top and a little less time to trek down.


According to the Washington Trails Association website:
ROUNDTRIP | 4.0 miles |
ELEVATION GAIN | 1160 ft |
HIGHEST POINT | 2078 ft |
Driving Directions
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From Seattle drive 32 miles east on I-90 to exit 32 (436th Avenue SE). Turn right (south) on 436th Avenue SE (Cedar Falls Road SE) and drive about 4 miles to the well-developed Rattlesnake Lake parking area on the right.
2 comments:
looks like a perfect day with your loves :)
i have never been hiking and i don't even know if there is anywhere to hike in my area but if there is i kinda want to try it! looks like fun and a good workout!
p.s. adorable blog, new follower!!
sounds like an awesome hike!! i've never done that trail before, will have to try it out next time i'm in town! :) xx
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