Manastash Ridge Trail
The Manastash Ridge Trail is a 5.8 km hike in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. This hike is moderately difficult. While it’s not that long, it’s a bit of a stair stepper. The elevation gain is consistent and solid the entire way to the top of the ridge. Expect heavy traffic on this route.
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Route Description for Manastash Ridge Trail
Manastash Ridge Trail is a great hike if you’re short on time but still want to get a solid workout in. It’s a consistent trip up with no breaks from the incline, but that being said, it’s still a moderate hike overall. This hike can get busy, so try coming early in the morning if you want a quieter trail.
Begin from the trailhead. You’ll hug the creek for a stretch, going straight through a series of connecting spur trails. Pulling away from the creek, the trail marches uphill and doesn’t stop until you’re atop the ridge. You can retrace your steps down, but a glance at the map will show lots of intersecting trails that can be used to make a longer adventure if you please.
Getting to the Manastash Ridge Trail Trailhead
The trailhead for the Manastash Ridge Trail is at the end of Cove Road.
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