• Trail:
  • Easy 8 (Lord Hill Regional Park)
  • Status:
  • Closed / Red
  • Issue status:
    Assigned user:
  • Condition:
  • Unknown - please contribute condition
  • Reporter Primary Activity:
  • Mountain Bike
Description:
saying closed no idea why sighn in the start and ext of trail

Local Weather During Report

  • Summary
    Cloudy
  • Temperature
    (6°/14°)
  • Precip
    0.28 mm/h
  • Wind
    2.72 km/h
  • Cloud Cover
    99%
  • Humidity
    0.93

Previous Reports

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Dec 13, 2025 @ 6:40am
Dec 13, 2025
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Dec 11, 2025 @ 5:41pm
Dec 11, 2025
Lord Hill is effectively closed to all users who do not live on the hill itself. The roads are closed, flooded and absolutely impassible! DO... view
Jun 23, 2024 @ 9:26am
Jun 23, 2024
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4 Comments

  • + 2
 It is likely closed as the Red Barn trail next to the Beaver Marsh is closed as it was too close to critical habitat and are allowing natural reclamation of the area. This trail otherwise does not connect to anything, so has likely been closed as well.
  • + 1
 I think Easy 8 is still open, but like you said it goes nowhere and the county put signage up well before the actual closure as people usually start at Easy 8 or Temple Pond with the intention looping through Red Barn.

County has gotten much better over the years at keeping their online map updated with trails changes.
snohomishcountywa.gov/facilities/facility/details/Lord-Hill-Regional-Park-35
  • + 1
 I mean i did it for the first time a few days ago seen quite alot of people no idea what is causing the closer it saying safety concerns not habitat. But why is it everything good at lord hill keeps getting closed ! It's rather annoying
  • + 1
 At the time the trail was closed, it was flooded near the marsh, but Red Barn drifted onto private property over the years and when the county looked at fixing the trail permanently by relocating it onto public land, they realized it would have to go through wetlands/critical areas which takes years of federal permitting which they don't have the resources for. That said, I'm not the land manager, and this is just my understanding of why it was closed and what prevents reopening.





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