Heybrook Ridge Trailhead

Ashley Lubold

Great hike! It wasn’t a clear day for us but still a great hike-enough tree coverage to shield us from the rain/snow. Lots of switchbacks, bit of muddy areas yet, no snow! Good workout for a hike-Avid hikers will be easy-new hikers-great starter hike! Great outlook at the top!

Jesse Card

Great hike to do with kids if you're bored of lowland forest hikes. We took advantage of the fake summer to enjoy the beautiful warm sunny day. Wanted to avoid the crowds of all the other usual suspect hikes that would be crowded madhouses. The trail was still busy with people, including kids, and dogs. Most people were conscientious and kept space and face coverings. Some great spots to stop asking the way, including tiny waterfalls that will likely be dried up by summer. Nicely made and maintained switchbacks will accommodate most hikers. A wonderful view up the valley at the end featuring snowy peaks, violently red flowering currant, and a territorial rufus hummingbird. We also saw garter snakes, osprey, and a variety of birds.

Jennifer Torrijos

Easy place to get to and for beginning hikers a nice challenging hike. I thought it was a little weird that the end is around crackling power lines. Loved the view!

Kourtney Rykowski

Took me 1.5h there and back, taking my time. It's a pretty easy trail. Pretty nice view at the top but there are massive power lines above the whole "summit" which sort of taints the natural scenery. They buzz loudly and it can't be good to be around then for too long. If you are sensitive to EMFs, you obviously should not do this hike. Not too many people on the trail even on a super clear, beautiful day. June 22, 2020.