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Stagman Ridge Trail - No. 12

Contact Info
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
2455 Hwy. 141
Trout Lake, WA 98650

Phone:
509-395-3400
Basics
Length:
4.1 miles (6.6 km)
Difficulty:
Difficult
Elevation Range:
4200 feet to 5800 feet
Elevation Change:
1600 feet
Usage:
Medium
Season:
July to October

Description

The trail leaves Road 8031.120 from a clear-cut at 4,193 feet elevation, then climbs northeast, enters the Mt. Adams Wilderness, and continues through heavy timber and rocky slopes. The trail follows the long ridge, offering views of Avalanche and White Salmon Glaciers. The trail ends at the junction with the Pacific Crest Trail on top of the ridge at 5,800 feet elevation.

The scar from a massive debris avalanche can be seen from this trail. The avalanche occurred in August 1997. It originated in the Avalanche Glacier cirque, at approximately 12,000 feet elevation.

Details

Length:
4.1 miles (6.6 km)
Difficulty:
Difficult
Elevation Range:
4200 feet to 5800
Elevation Change:
1600
Usage:
Medium
Season:
July to October

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

Road 8031.120

Stagman Ridge - Trailhead is on FR 8031120 where Stagman Ridge trail No. 12 heads north into Mt. Adams Wilderness.


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