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Hike · Ingalls Creek trailhead

Ingalls Creek

Distance
13.4 mi
Vertical
4,423 ft
Summit
6,266 ft
Difficulty
Very strenuous

The Stuart Range is the eastern wall of Ingalls Creek — a line of granitic and gabbroic peaks in central Washington that forms the eastern reach of the Cascade Range, immediately southwest of Leavenworth and running east-to-west across the headwaters of the creek. The western…

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The Stuart Range from the south, Mount Stuart anchoring the right side and the long sawtooth crest of Enchantment-adjacent peaks running to the left.
Walter Siegmund · CC BY-SA 3.0
Late-spring snow on Mount Stuart at left and the western Stuart crest seen from the SW ridge of Wrong Turn Peak above the Ingalls Creek drainage.
James L Smith · CC BY 2.0
Stuart Range catching haze on a late-summer afternoon, Mount Stuart in the right distance and the granite ridgeline running across the frame.
Drewmsmith · CC BY-SA 4.0
The Enchantment Peaks on the right with Stuart Range proper behind, taken from a high vantage above the south face that drops to Ingalls Creek.
Vivek Vermani · CC BY 2.0

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