Name: Pratt River Trail #1035
Rating: 3.6

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With the recently paved access road, a long riverside trail like this will become much more popular. The Pratt River Trail begins from the Middle Fork Trailhead. After crossing the famous wood bridge over the Middle Fork River, turn right for the Pratt River Trail (or left for the Middle Fork Trail #1003) The trail is generally smooth and flat as it follows first the Middle Fork and then the Pratt River. The trail gains elevation steeply at mile 10 as you finish your final push up to Pratt Lake.

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Land Manager: USFS - Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Office

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Vikram Sahney with improvements by Amy Holt

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3.6 from 9 votes

#17

in Snoqualmie National Forest

#23407

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3.6 from 9 votes

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Mt. Garfield looms large over the bridge over the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River

Sep 4, 2018 near Tanner, WA

Looking towards the beautiful bridge over the Middle Fork River. Photo on Aug 9, 2016

Aug 9, 2016 near Tanner, WA

Beautiful bridge over the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River

Aug 19, 2016 near Tanner, WA

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Apr 11, 2021

Greg Bateman

Ran from the Middle Fork TH to the Connector to the main Pratt River Trail for a 10.20 mile out-n-back. Beautiful day and Serious amount of mud... 10.2mi — 2h 30m

Sep 3, 2018

Jordan Goldwarg

Trail became quite overgrown between Mile 3 and 4, but it was beautiful until then.

Jun 23, 2018

Anson Fatland

Ran/bushwhacked/navigated 7.9 miles out and back. Trail is very overgrown after about 4 miles. Looks for pink ties in the trees to stay the course. 16mi — 4h 00m

Oct 29, 2017

Matthew Pawelski

Trail is runnable 5 - 6 miles in and then gradually becomes a brushy, swampy, blowdown-ridden natural obstacle course. 19.8mi — 4h 50m

May 2, 2017

Ben Moritz

Trail is impassable after mile 5.5. Downed logs, washed out sections, overgrowth, etc. 5.7mi

Apr 9, 2017

Greg Gausewitz

Beautiful spot, but the trail was muddy and hard to follow after a few miles. It ended up being more like bush whacking that running/hiking. 12mi