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September 2024 by Izzy Trinidad
Do the loop counter clock wise for an easy decent. A lot of scenic view spots
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August 2024 by Eliana Silva
Magnificent!
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July 2024 by Olertis Jewelry
It's fantastic ???
We did it!
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July 2024 by Patrick St-Denis
Awesome views from both summits!
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June 2024 by H
Spectacular views, and probably the harder side of moderate. It was hotter than the weather forecast stated, and there’s a lot of areas where you’re in the open sunlight. There are challenging areas where you may need to hug the rock and scramble up. Very rocky in those sections, so avoid if it’s rainy. Including water breaks and time to eat and gaze, it took our group ~4.5 hours. Parking was nearly full by the time we arrived around 9:30 AM, but mostly empty by the time we left around 2:30 PM. There are two outhouses but I cannot understate how badly they smell.
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June 2024 by Qandeel Tariq
Trail isn’t marked super clearly in some places so you need to be very careful but otherwise a very fun hike!
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May 2024 by Peter Szabad
Amazing views. Somewhat hard to navigate rock surfaces. Very cool hike.
Fees: You have to pay for a Recreational Pass to park here. $5 day use fee
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April 2024 by Brian Means
Great hike to both summits. It was a little challenging, which made it fun. Trailhead parking was a bit tight, but we didn’t run into a lot of people on the loop. We made sure to bring micro-spikes with some snow still on the ground.
Parking: If you have a National Parks pass, parking will be free.
Fees: $5 for parking
Restrooms: 2 restrooms in the parking lot
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January 2024 by Fangmin
Fees: $5 parking fee
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December 2023 by Randy Gagne
Very nice loop hike to two summits. Very icy, Bring traction to be safe.
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December 2023 by Chelsey Horning
Great trail! Definitely go around the loop counter-clockwise if the trail is wet, and having good shoes for climbing the rocks is helpful.
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December 2023 by Anthony Ball
Rugged
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November 2023 by DrPrang Dentist (prang_piyarat)
Enjoying fall foliage so much
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November 2023 by Michael Dunder
Parking: Parking for one day is $5. You can pay by card or $5 cash in envelope.Dog-friendliness: You can take your dog.
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October 2023 by Jeremy Elliott
Welch Dickey is a loop with several great views along the trail. It’s not extremely difficult or long, and it is a great trail for viewing the fall foliage. When it’s busy, either come early in the morning or wait until early afternoon. I came mid-October on a Saturday around 1 pm: the lot was full (except for one space that I snagged), and there were cars lined up for about a mile down the road. Parking is $5 cash or card.
Parking: There are around 20-30 spaces in the lot, and overflow down the road leading up to the lot for many more vehicles.Restrooms: There is a small building with two restrooms at the parking lot.
