

High Point Trailhead on Tiger Mountain offers classic Pacific Northwest forest and ridge vistas—towering Douglas-fir, mossy understory, seasonal wildflowers, and panoramic views over Issaquah and the Snoqualmie Valley from higher switchbacks. Parking is a small lot at 26415 SE 79th St; no fee. Trails are steep and can be muddy; bring waterproof boots. Best light is at sunrise for valley mist and golden hour on the ridge, or late afternoon for warm backlight. Weekdays and early mornings reduce h2


High Point Trailhead on Tiger Mountain offers classic Pacific Northwest forest and ridge vistas—towering Douglas-fir, mossy understory, seasonal wildflowers, and panoramic views over Issaquah and the Snoqualmie Valley from higher switchbacks. Parking is a small lot at 26415 SE 79th St; no fee. Trails are steep and can be muddy; bring waterproof boots. Best light is at sunrise for valley mist and golden hour on the ridge, or late afternoon for warm backlight. Weekdays and early mornings reduce h2