Tatie Peak and Grasshopper Pass

North Cascades

updated 3 weeks ago

The trail to Tatie Peak and Grasshopper Pass is generally in good condition, with no snow reported as of October 17. The road leading to the trailhead is noted as rough by several reports, with some recommending high clearance vehicles and caution on narrow sections with drop-offs, October 7, October 3. However, one report from October 4 suggests the road is in pretty good shape and suitable for all vehicles, though still advising mindfulness on hairpin corners. Fall colors, particularly larches, were beginning to appear by late September and were a highlight for hikers in early October, October 3, although past their peak by October 17. Parking at the trailhead can be very limited, with reports of full lots by mid-morning on weekends, October 3, October 4. Wind gusts can be strong along the exposed ridges.

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The road is generally described as rough, with some reports recommending high clearance vehicles due to potholes and narrow sections with drop-offs as of October 17 and October 3. However, one report from October 4 stated the road was in pretty good shape and passable for all vehicles, though caution was still advised on hairpin turns.

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North Cascades > Pasayten

Road heading up is pretty rough 45 mins of dirt road, recommend high clearance vehicle. Parts have sheer drops so need to be careful on some of the hairpin turns for oncoming vehicles. If there is sno...

North Cascades > Pasayten

So we also added in Grasshopper Peak. Honestly, in my opinion of you have to choose between the side trip up Tatie or Grasshopper, I would choose Grasshopper! But both are certainly doable. We even dr...

North Cascades > Pasayten

This was on my list in the spring but I didn’t get out to the Methow Valley.  But it worked out this weekend to be here and the weather cooperated along with the fall foliage.  Left Twisp at 6:10 am a...

North Cascades > Pasayten

Road in has some potholes and is a slog, but it's doable with any car. Very limited parking at the trailhead, with people parking along the road and wherever they were able to find room.Started at 07:...

North Cascades > Pasayten

It’s that time of year! Couldn’t have been more perfect today. Things are encroaching on peak colors, had a dusting of snow in places but none on the trail. Get out there!

North Cascades > Pasayten

Hiked Grasshopper Pass over Labor Day weekend and wanted to note thatHart’s Pass Road and the Grasshopper Pass trail were open and accessible, despite some online information still showing the road as...

North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20

I fully admit that I did not hike all of these trails today. Although I’ve been to most this past week. Both smoke and fire restrictions have been issues.Over the past week plus the Forest Service has...

North Cascades > Pasayten

Spectacular hike from the Brown Bear trailhead to Grasshopper Pass.The challenges:We parked about .2 mi from the trailhead because of snow. A high clearance truck could make it. Or 5 minutes shoveling...

North Cascades > Pasayten

The road to Harts Pass opened June 24th (thanks USFS!), opening up access to the high country!  The road to the Brown Bear trailhead is also nearly fully open, but some big snow patches remain in the ...

North Cascades > Pasayten

Overnight trip to near Grasshopper Pass. We camped adjacent to the only reliable water supply 3.7 miles from the trailhead near the Meadow Camp/Brown Bear mine. Beautiful, gently sloping trail just be...