On Saturday, the Trailhead Direct service route begins its weekend and holiday service to the Issaquah Alps. King County Metro, King County Parks, Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), and ...

The Trailhead Direct seasonal bus service is welcoming passengers to explore the Mount Si and Issaquah Alps trails through routes from Seattle to the Eastside, starting Saturday, May 25. The service, ...

When winter arrives, many hikers happily make the transition from hiking to snowshoeing, but others prefer terra firma. If you haven't already done so, now is a good time to explore the Issaquah Alps.

Our backyard is filled with endless possibilities for half-day hikes during the summer. But during winter, Seattleites who don’t hibernate are pretty predictable. Many hit the lowland trails around ...

If you could use some fresh air and exercise this weekend, consider donning your hiking boots and spending a few hours working on trail maintenance in the Issaquah Alps. According to Issaquah Alps ...

Down where Lewis Creek tumbles through ledges of clay and rock, under mossy, fern-draped bigleaf maples and fir and cedar, you feel like you could be deep in the wilderness, 100 miles from the big ...

Despite its adventurous name, the Issaquah Alps Trails Club looks more like your local Lions Club. “Most of the club members are getting pretty long in the tooth,” said board member George Potter, 63.

King County's popular shuttle-bus service from Seattle to hiking trails in the Issaquah Alps returns in April, with expanded service to more trailheads, including Mount Si, from additional locations ...

Tess McMillan really likes hiking around what is called the Issaquah Alps: Poo Poo Point, Tiger Mountain, Cougar Mountain. These are all hiking trails easily accessible from Issaquah but on her hikes, ...