With more beautiful green forest to ride through and a 2.3 mile railroad tunnel at its eastern end, this is one of the most populated sections of the trail. You will be sharing it with other riders. Heads up: hikers, equestrians and sometimes even
horse-drawn wagons use the trail, too. The grade is more noticeable here but by no means severe. Meander alongside the rushing waters of the Snoqualmie River’s south fork. Don’t forget to pack headlamps or other light gear and warm clothing. The Snoqualmie (AKA #50) Tunnel is pitch black inside and 15 to 20 degrees colder than the temperatures.
Travel tips: Stay on the trail! Remember, it’s only 100 feet wide! Obey
safety rules, and know how to yield, especially in the tunnels — hikers yield to horses; bikes yield to everyone!
Outside the tunnel, take moment to readjust to the sunlight. Then head on down the trail to…