Come Snow Hiking at Annette Lake !

We are snow hiking to Annette Lake this is near North Bend. Micro Spikes will be needed. Hike with people of your skill level.

Our very own Mehmet will lead it.

A century-old favorite of Seattle hikers, the trail to Annette Lake is a perfect option in almost any weather condition. Dense trees offer shelter from sun or rain, and the climb from the trailhead that is shared with the Asahel Curtis Nature Trail is a solid workout, but not overwhelmingly strenuous. The pristine lake water is the perfect ending to a beautiful ascent.

Waterfalls, wildflowers, sheltering forests, mountain views and an alpine lake are offered on this well-maintained trail.

Snolquamie Pass gives Seattleites easy access to a vast winter wonderland. There are many options for tromping through the area’s forests of trees blanketed in white (the area receives an average of 400 inches of snow each year), including routes perfect for families looking for a gentle adventure to winter lovers looking to get in a good workout, and everyone in between.

This is a beautiful snow hike. . I think the hike will be closer to 7 miles round trip because This will be a SLOW easy hike. I am not going to call it beginning due to length, but the beginners have done great the last three hikes. So if you are experienced snow hiker I am going to need help with the novices in the hike.

• Micro Spikes needed

• Rain gear (or snow pants and a rain jacket)

• One or two extra warm layers

• Hat, Gloves (2 pair of gloves)

• Waterproof boots

• Gaiters to keep snow out of your boots.

• Trekking poles

• Camera

• Something to sit on

• 2-3 liters of water, hiking snacks, ten essentials, non cotton clothing, sun screen.

PARTICIPATE AT YOUR OWN RISK; Fun and Adventure Group organizers are volunteers. We come prepared to lead you on a trail or off trail hike but assume no liability for your safety getting to or from the trailhead or on the hike. In case of accident, illness, or other incapacity, hikers must pay for their own medical and/or evacuation expenses, whether or not the hiker has specifically authorized them.

Please be prepared to donate $15 gas money if you are not driving.

Use the message board for rides and carpools

--Drivers will buy Northwest pass and it is $5, here is info for http://www.discovernw.org/store_national-forest-recreation-epass-national-forests-in-washington-and-oregon-only_20281.html

we will leave from Green lake at 8am ..than we will drive to snowshoeing site..
add my # 206 473 1244 mehmet to post in case..

We will have food and beer after snow hiking..

We hope you can join us for a fun filled Adventure Weekend.

Remember if you miss this event. You'll miss an awesome experience .

• Meetup organizers/leaders are not guides. Expect the same risks and take the same precautions you would take if you were hiking alone.

***As far as this event system goes, participation is voluntary and you attend at your own risk, and that Organizers are indemnified.