Aasgard Pass

Central Cascades

updated 2 months ago

The Aasgard Pass trail is generally in good condition, though reports from late June and early July 2026 indicate that the upper sections are comprised of loose rock and dirt, requiring careful footing. Snowfields were present in early July, with one report recommending gear and expertise for crossing. The road leading to the trailhead is rough but passable for most vehicles, with reports noting significant potholes on the paved section. Parking was available at the trailhead as of July 6, though it can be tight on weekdays. Bugs were noted as an annoyance in early July, but absent in late June and early July.

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The trail up Aasgard Pass is generally considered in good condition, though it is characterized by loose rocks and dirt, particularly in the upper sections. Hikers recommend sticking to larger rocks to avoid the loose scree when ascending and descending. Loose dirt and rocks were noted as challenging on the second third of the pass.

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Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

Lars and Zoe took to the Dragon! Starting at 7:40 am up to Colchuck Lake and then up Aasgard Pass by 11. Trail was marked and easy to follow. Up the Aasgard stretch there are certainly more social tra...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

Climbed Dragontail via aasgard pass, then traversed the Pandora’s box attempt to hike Colchuck peak. Cancelled due to an accidental slide on slushy snow and hit my self on the boulder of the Colchuck ...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

I took advantage of the post-holiday lull and did a day hike to the Upper Enchantments via Colchuck Lake. Biggest takeaway is that we are just on the cusp of those two weeks in July where bugs get rea...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

Breaking my first Enchantments traverse into two trip reports because trail, road, bugs, and snow conditions are different…and I can share more photos. Road in looked good but felt bumpy. Parking was ...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

Distance (RT): 14.1mi/22.7kmGain: 6280ft/1914mType: Day hike/SoloGear (used):ice axe, crampons, poles, helmet, approach shoes, gaitersGear (unused):N/AGear (should have brought):N/ABugs:None or not si...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

On a Tuesday.Trail conditions: good.Tennis shoes were perfect up to the far or south side of Colchuck Lake.Changed to medium weight boots for the rest of the day.White caps on Colchuck.Dry, snow free ...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

On a Thursday.A wonderful route but, as others have noted, not the kindest trail on which to introduce someone to hiking, at least not someone you like.Lost and Found? About 6850 feet up Aasgard I cam...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

Took a day trip up Dragontail on Saturday via Colchuck lake and Aasgard pass. The forest road is in good shape other than a few potholes at the beginning and minor washboarding, however Icicle creek r...

Central Cascades > Leavenworth Area

First visit and overnight to Colchuck Lake.Forrest Road gate is closed. Additional 4mi required to reach Stuart Lake TH.Bluebird day. Trail to Colchuck had a few patches of snow but mostly dry. No mic...

Central Cascades

scored a walk up lottery permit for the core enchantments so my partner and i headed up for a two day one night backpacking trip!i along with what felt like a hundred ( if not hundreds) of other peopl...