
We drove up to the Gold Creek Pond SnoPark at Snoqualmie Pass to hike up to Kendall Knob (same trail as Kendall Peak Lakes), 8 miles round trip with 1,800' gain. We used our micro spikes. Snowshoes weren't needed as long as we stayed on the compacted snow. The erosion of the bridge over Coal Creek at the start of the trail is greater than it was a year ago.

View of Coal Creek from the bridge looking west.

View of peaks near the pass along our hike up.
Kendal Peaks as we neared the "trail" split between Kendall Peak Lakes and Kendall Knob.

zoom of Kendall Peaks

view towards Keechelus Lake from Kendall Knob

zoom of Mt Rainier as the clouds move around

View over towards Rampart Ridge

View looking back as we begin to head back down.

view across the Pass as we hike down

zoom looking towards the west end of the Pass

Back at the beginning of the trail crossing Coal Creek looking east
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