Stegosaurus Butte Trail
Stegosaurus Butte Trail

Stegosaurus Butte Trail

Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
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Stegosaurus Butte Trail

Stegosaurus Butte Trail

Distance: 1.9mi
Elevation: 1,076ft
Time: 1.5-2h

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Stegosaurus Butte Trail is a lightly trafficked route that is only 1.9mi long, but that requires some climbing and is thus rated as moderate. This trail isn’t family-friendly because of the scrambling required, but it’s a good workout if you don’t have much time to spare.

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Getting there

The trailhead for Stegosaurus Butte Trail is south of Middle Fork Campground in the parking loop off National Forest Development Road 56.

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Backcountry Campground

No

When to do

June-October

Pets allowed

Yes - On Leash

Family friendly

No

Route Signage

Poor

Crowd Levels

Low

Route Type

Out and back


Stegosaurus Butte Trail
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Stegosaurus Butte Trail Description

Stegosaurus Butte is a quick little trail, but it does require some scrambling and packs solid elevation gain into a very short trail. Some hikers love this trail and some find the views to be average, but give it a try and decide for yourself how you like it.

Begin by taking Middle Fork Trail across the river and go right onto the Pratt Connector Trail. Stay left twice around the curve and enjoy a brief moderate section of trail before beginning your ascent onto the butte.

This part of the trail is rocky, rooty, steep, and hands-on at times. If you brought poles, you’ll be glad to have them on the way back down! Grind your way atop the butte, where you can traverse across the top to the summit.

After enjoying the top, retrace your steps to the trailhead, taking care as you descend on steep sections.

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