Iron Bear - Teanaway Ridge
Great views for not too steep of a climb
30 reports
Central Cascades
The Ingalls Creek Trail is currently passable with some significant obstacles. As of August 28, there are hundreds of downed trees making the trail difficult to impossible to navigate past the 8-mile mark. Prior to this, trail crews had cleared brush and logs up to about 9 miles from the trailhead as of July 31, and the trail was reported to be in good condition with no logs on trail in the first 8 miles on July 4. Wildflowers were noted between Longs Pass and Ingalls Creek on August 8. The road to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles, with only minor washboards reported on August 8. No bugs were reported in late July and August reports.
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As of August 28, the trail past the first 8 miles is described as difficult to impossible to navigate due to hundreds of downed trees. This section is not considered a viable way to reach the lake.
Great views for not too steep of a climb
30 reports
Interpretive signs are broken or missing
23 reports
Limited snow cover, melting fast
19 reports
Loose rock and gravel near the top
18 reports
Wildflowers, abundant Lewisia tweedyi
17 reports
Fall colors are vibrant, roads are rough
Stevens Pass - East · 15 this month · 96 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
After the first 8 miles there are trees downed for at least a mile and a half making the trail difficult to impossible to continue on. Not an viable way to the lake.
Zoe and Lars summit Stuey-ooey!Left Wenatchee around 6:30am on Saturday morning. The road to the trailhead was in great condition, a few washboards but you could make it up in a horse-drawn carriage. ...
Ingalls Creek Trail was cleared of brush and logs to stock standard until 9 miles from the trailhead on August 3rd. The brushy section in the burn after Crystal Creek where many were losing the trail ...
A quick overnight trip to Ingalls Creek and it didn't disappoint. A bit over 2 hours from Seattle, we arrived by 10:30 and the temps were already moving into the 80's. Not a single car in the lot.We...
We were looking for a simple 4th of July overnight trip with no crowds and no bugs and miraculously we found both!Arrived at the parking lot around 11am on Saturday July 4 and there were about 12 cars...
A short trip report for a short, very satisfactory overnight. The trail is totally clear of blowdowns for at least 1.5 miles beyond the Falls Creek camp. Spent the night at the Falls Creek camp with n...
Don't go past 8 miles.The trail is cleared to cascade creek, at mile 7.5. It's a somewhat boring meander until then, with tons of nice camping spots along the river. Would be great for a short family ...
Great three day trip. Set up camp 2 miles in but there were many options before and after that point as well. This would make an amazing backpack for young children. Trail crews have stocked the privy...
Amusing to show up here and see a WTA truck and trail work sign. It was my plan B hike today since my first hike was met with blocked trails that need a ton of TLC. I hiked Ingalls Creek two years ago...
Route: Starting at the Iron Peak trailhead I hiked the Iron Peak Trail #1399 up to Iron Peak, then down to the junction with the Beverly Creek Trail #1391. From there I hiked a clockwise loop, heading...