Hiking Project Logo

Mount Teneriffe Trail

Intermediate/Difficult
 4.1 (24)
  1. Areas
  2. WA
  3. …Seattle and Puget Sound
  4. …North Bend
  5. Mount Si NRCA
Plan with onX Backcountry
Previous Next

“A great alternative to Mt. Si to avoid some of the crowd! ”

Vikram Sahney
Your Rating:      Clear Rating
Your Difficulty:
Your Favorites: Add To-Do · Your List
Google Map
Zoom in to see details
Map Key

6.7

Miles

10.8

KM

Point to Point

4,675' 1,425 m

High

1,002' 305 m

Low

3,785' 1,154 m

Up

201' 61 m

Down

11%

Avg Grade (6°)

49%

Max Grade (26°)

Dogs Leashed

Features River/Creek · Views · Waterfall

Description

This route is another successful road to trails conversion, which provides a more gentle climb than the Mt. Si Trail and which offers many of the same views. Work your way through second and younger growth forest, past a waterfall, and up to the summit of Mt. Teneriffe. The first 2 miles are gentle before the switchbacks which continue for the next 2 miles before following the ridgeline to the summit. Note that it is also possible to connect this trail to the Mt. Si Trail at about 3,600 ft elevation.

Contacts

Local Club: Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust

Jun 28, 2023: The Problem With Orca Babies and Becoming Part of the Solution. A Q&A With Orca Network Educator 

May 18, 2023: What Makes a “Sustainable” Trail?

May 9, 2023: Kickstart Your Green Career With Tips From Young Leaders Who Are Working To Make the World a Better Place

Land Manager: Washington State Department of Natural Resources - South Puget Sound Region

Shared By:

Vikram Sahney
Full Details

Trail Ratings

  4.1 from 24 votes

#2

in Mount Si NRCA

#529

Overall
  4.1 from 24 votes
5 Star
25%
4 Star
58%
3 Star
17%
2 Star
0%
1 Star
0%
Trail Rankings

#2

in Mount Si NRCA

#38

in Washington

#529

Overall
24 Views Last Month
3,562 Since Nov 21, 2016
Intermediate/Difficult
0%
0%
33%
19%
48%
0%
Add a Photo

Photos

Approaching the summit of Teneriffe... looking back down the Snoqualmie Valley (Photo Credit: Gavin Woody)
Jul 4, 2018 near Tanner, WA
Rainier from top
Nov 17, 2017 near Tanner, WA

0 Comments

Weather

Current Trail Conditions

Unknown
Add Your Check-In

Check-Ins

Jul 19, 2023
Davis Castle
Good up hill. Sweaty. Make sure to bring enough water. Amazing view at top. Downhill kinda sucks
Jun 17, 2023
Emma M
Did the falls hike!
Apr 9, 2022
Xzill Erationer
Mar 12, 2022
Rachel Dier
Oct 7, 2021
Robert Watson
Jun 10, 2021
Anna Ulrich
2.6mi
Dec 6, 2020
Private User
Sep 6, 2020
Jason R

Nearby Recommended Routes