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Cable Like Trail to West Tiger #3
Hiking Trail
Details
3.02 mi
2,007 ft
The Cable Line Trail to the summit of West Tiger #3 is a popular and challenging hike just a few miles west of Issaquah. Tiger mountain has 4 peaks, one to the east, then a cluster of 3 on the western side of the park. Locals call this peak T-3. The hike follows an out and back route. It’s steep the whole way, and most consider this a hard trail. “T-3” is one of the most popular hikes among Strava members in the Seattle Area. The views from the top are well worth the effort to get there!