Mount Baldy Trails - Enumclaw

The Griffin – Russell trail system, more commonly known as “Mt Baldy” is conveniently located just a few miles east of Enumclaw, WA on highway 410. This trail system is maintained by members of local chapters of the Back Country Horsemen of Washington. Please observe Leave No Trace principles when riding or hiking here.

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Many Mount Baldy trails are located on private property timber forest. Please remember this during your ride and respect all LNT rules and common courtesies.
Some of the more popular horse trails in this area include: Bear Ridge which reaches the top of Mnt Baldy. Knee Knocker, as the name implies it’s steep and narrow! The Mickey Mouse trail is a scenic connector trail between the Mnt Baldy and Mud Mountain trailheads.
Trails here range from rocky to smooth and easy. Be prepared for moderately steep terrain regardless of the trail tread.
If you like the trails at Mount Baldy but want to avoid purchasing a permit, you should consider nearby Taylor Mountain or Danville Georgetown.

Land Manager = Hancock Forest Management
Effective January 1st, 2012 Hancock Forest Management will require riders to have a permit for access to their properties in this area. More info.

Head east on Highway 410 from Enumclaw. At 2 miles from Enumclaw turn right into the Mount Baldy parking area on the right side of the road.

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