What is the elevation of Poo Poo Point?

What is the elevation of Poo Poo Point?

Gain: 1760 ft. Highest Point: 1850 ft.

How hard is the Poo Poo Point hike?

Poo Poo Point Trail is a 6.9 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Issaquah, Washington that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as difficult.

Why is Poo Poo Point called that?

Loggers used whistles to communicate from the logging tower operator to the workers down the hill. According to the Issaquah Historical Society, the whistle would be a signal that two logs were tied to a cable, ready to be towed. The whistle made a sound like poo poo, hence the name Poo Poo Point.

Can you see sunset from Poo Poo Point?

Sunset over Poo Poo Point was beautiful yesterday. I don’t normally hike this trail because of the density of people and the short mileage of the hike, but on this Sunday evening, it was the perfect spot to watch the sunset. That being said, the trail itself is not very scenic.

What mountain is Poo Poo Point on?

West Tiger Mountain
Poo Poo Point lies on a shoulder of West Tiger Mountain, and a small knoll there is topped by a mast with a windsock. The knoll is only a few feet higher than the surrounding area, but it qualifies Poo Poo Point – if minimally – as one of West Tiger’s summits.

Is Poo Poo Point snowy?

No snow on the Chirico trail up to Poo Poo Point. There had not been very many hikers on this trail so it was also hard to follow and the snow getting soft so I started to post hole. Took bypass trail back around to the Hikers Hut. Great views from here.

Can I drive to the top of Poo Poo Point?

If you are an easy way person, get back in your car and drive to the Chirico Trail trail head just south on Issaquah Hobart road. It takes you to the very same views on top of Poo Poo Point. For the “hard way” people, the High School trail to Poo Poo Point is the option for you.

How many miles is the Poo Poo Point Trail?

Hike 4 miles round trip, gaining 1,650 feet of elevation on the Chirico Trail to Poo Poo Point in the Tiger Mountain State Forest.

Can I drive up to Poo Poo Point?

How many miles is Poo Poo Point Trail?

Hike 4 miles round trip, gaining 1,650 feet of elevation on the Chirico Trail to Poo Poo Point in the Tiger Mountain State Forest. Enjoy views of the Issaquah lowlands and paragliders from Poo Poo Point.

Do you need a pass to hike Poo Poo Point?

Just pass it, and continue along the main trail. The Poo Poo Point and Section Line Trails continue on from there. Take the Poo Poo Point Trail, cross the route of a buried gas line, then climb steadily up an old railroad grade through mixed deciduous and coniferous forest.

Where do paragliders land on the Chirico Trail?

The result is a large clear area used now as a launching pad by paragliders who generally backpack their lightweight gear up the Chirico Trail, or sometimes arrive by minibus. From the parking lot, take the obvious trail across the landing field. Be alert for any paragliders who might be coasting in quietly to land.

Where is the Chirico Trail in Washington State?

Chirico Trail to Poo-Poo Point is a 4 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Issaquah, Washington that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

How long is the Chirico Trail to Poo Poo Point?

Chirico Trail to Poo-Poo Point is a 4 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Issaquah, Washington that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Length 4.0 miElevation gain 1,637 ftRoute type Out & back