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Kendal Katwalk Trail: In good shape with a couple minor water crossings and small muddy areas. There is one mini-scramble at a water crossing, a tree with a notch to climb over, and a bolder to go over or below. Other than that it is a rocky trail in areas with a steady but moderate grade.
Kendall Peak Trail: Unmarked and I have missed it in the past. The trail is unmaintained and more of a boot pack with some options. It is nearly straight up and crosses a variety of loose rock/scree, mud, and solid rock. Exposure is minimal, but a tumble would be painful. Similar feel to Snoqualmie Mountain or a little harder, just much shorter. Track on Gaia seemed to be right on. Views are incredible!
Road/Parking: Paved and in decent shape for any car. Main parking was full with just a couple spots open 8:30 and only half full at 3:30. Bathroom was relatively clean but bring your own TP.
Stats: ~12.6 miles, 3000 ft gain/loss, 5.75 hours moving, 6.75 hours total. We area a moderate/fast paced group that hikes weekly.
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