Construction has been completed and the trail is open to the public from Trafton to just west of 435th Ave NE and from 435th Ave NE to Darrington.  Snohomish County is working to acquire grants to repair the closure west of Trafton as well as working on a trail re-route around the washout at 435th Ave NE.  

Most of the trail has been resurfaced with gravel and compacted and is open to the public.  The exception is from the Centennial trail to Trafton and just west of 435th Ave NE where the trail is closed due to landslides and river washouts.

Future projects will be completed as funding is available

• Resurfacing of 7 miles of trail from Swede Heaven Road to Price Street Trailhead in Darrington - on hold for funding;
• Replacement of Bridge 713 - on hold for funding;
• Repair/Replacement of Bridge 710 - on hold for funding;
• Develop trail connection to Whitehorse Community Park and establish trailhead - on hold for funding;
• Develop Miller Shingle Mill trailhead and fly-fishing museum - on hold for funding;
• Develop trail connection to Squire Creek Campground and establish trailhead - on hold for funding;
• Cultural Resource studies and partnerships with the Stillaguamish and Sauk-Suiattle Tribes for interpretive sites - on hold for funding;
• Camping Improvements at the Fortson Mill trailhead - on hold for funding;
• Camping Improvements at Whitehorse Community Park - Underway;
• Camping Improvements at Squire Creek Campground - on hold for funding.

All acquisitions, plans and site developments are subject to funding availability and subject to Snohomish County Executive and County Council approval.