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    Longs Pass Trail

    Difficulty
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    Hard
    Duration
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    4.5-6.5h
    Distance
    This reflects the return distance of this route as measured by the GPS file.
    11.3 km
    Elevation
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    997 m
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    Directions to Trailhead

    Longs Pass Trail is a unique hike in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. This trail clocks in at 11.3 km with a staggering 997 m of elevation gain packed into that relatively moderate distance, but you don’t need to complete the entire trail to get the best views. This trail sees moderate traffic.

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    Route Description for Longs Pass Trail

    Longs Pass Trail is a stunning route with unbeatable views of Mount Stuart. The hike is a hard one, but the good news is that you can hike to the ridge, get the best views, and then return. Going into the basin is optional. It adds a serious amount of difficulty when it comes to the climb back out of the basin, but it’s an adventurous extension if you want to really work hard. If not, just hike onto the ridge and enjoy your panorama.

    The parking lot at the trailhead fills quickly in the summer months, so make sure you arrive early. Additionally, take it slow on the road up, which is in mediocre condition. Start your hike through the tree-covered Teanaway Valley. You’ll come to a junction less than half a mile in. Turn right for Ingalls Way. Dogs are not permitted past this point on the trail. The elevation gain picks up slightly as you climb up to Ingalls Pass. About 2.3 km in, you'll come to a junction with the trail to Longs Pass. Take this trail for another 2.9 km of switchbacks. The views on the ridge are incredible! This is where you can either turn around or head down into the basin.

    If you go into the basin, expect loose rock, slippery trails, and some routefinding required. The trail is quite steep and there are no switchbacks to help you out. You can go as far as Ingalls Creek Camp before turning back.

    Getting to the Longs Pass Trail Trailhead

    The trailhead for Longs Pass Trail is at the end of N Fork Teanaway Road. There is parking here.

    Route Information

    • Backcountry Campground

      Ingalls Creek Camp

    • When to do

      March-October

    • Pets allowed

      No

    • Family friendly

      No

    • Route Signage

      Average

    • Crowd Levels

      Moderate

    • Route Type

      Out and back

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