Heybrook Lookout
About This Trail
Beautiful short hike through the woods to a fire lookout. This is a short, steeper hike. So poles can be yours best friend, especially if carrying a little one. Make sure to have water on hot days, the woods keep that heat in! Once at the end of the trail you will get to the lookout where there is a picnic table where you can stop, rest and eat. You can also make the climb up the 89 steps to the lookout view point to look over the valley and mountains.
https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/heybrook-lookout
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mbs/recarea/?recid=17934
Submitted by: Rachel Potts, Hike it Baby Seattle
Trail Features
| Seasons | Fall, Spring, Summer, and Winter |
|---|---|
| Surface type | Dirt |
| Elevation gain | 850 ft. |
| Stroller friendly | No |
| ADA accessible | No |
| Water fountains | No |
| Bathrooms | No |
| Cell reception | Spotty |
| Pet friendly | No |
| Nearby convenience store | Yes |
| Camping Nearby | Yes |
| Emergency support within 5 miles |
No |
Trail highlights
Fee & Parking Details
Parking is on side of road, not many spots!
Trail Contributor
Hike it Baby Trail Guide is managed by the Family Trail Guide team. If a trail has been “abandoned” by the initial owner, it gets adopted by the team. Also, if there are no trails in the area, the Family Trail Guide team researches trails that are family friendly in the area to insure that hikes cover all areas where Hike it Baby hikes.
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Weather
Trail Map
Upcoming Community Hikes Nearby
Getting There
| Driving from Everett, follow Highway 2 37.5 miles to the trailhead just past mile marker 37 and the sign for the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. The gravel parking area is on the north side of the highway. There are no toilets at this trailhead. |
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