Commonwealth Basin Trail

Commonwealth Basin Trail is a power-hike climb in Washington. At 2.6 TEP it sits in the easier half of the catalogue. Expect 14 to 24 minutes. Its steepest 500 metres run at 25.6% and start 1.1 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. On the SAC scale it is mountain hiking, with uneven ground that asks for some care. South-facing, so it is hot in summer and one of the first to clear of snow.

TEP: 2.6
Climb: +212 m
Distance: 1.6 km
Average grade: 13.6%
Time: 14 to 24 min

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Snow Lake, 3.7 km at 10.6%, Washington (2.1 km away)
Alaska Lake, 1.1 km at 31.0%, Washington (4.2 km away)
Denny Creek, 5.9 km at 12.1% (4.3 km away)
John Wayne, 2.9 km at 15.2% (5.1 km away)