Scatter Creek Trail
Scatter Creek Trail is a long, power-hike climb in Washington. Its 20.0 TEP puts it above 94% of catalogued climbs. Expect 78 to 132 minutes. Its steepest 500 metres run at 24.6% and start 4.8 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. Mostly on trail. It faces south: warm in summer, and often clear of snow when the slopes around it are not.
- TEP
- 20.0
- Climb
- +1195 m
- Distance
- 7.2 km
- Average grade
- 16.6%
- Time
- 78 to 132 min
Climbs nearby
- South Creek, 10.0 km at 8.3%, Washington (1 km away)
- Louis Lake, 4.3 km at 11.0%, Washington (3.4 km away)
- Reynolds Creek, 8.1 km at 10.9% (4 km away)
- North Creek, 8.2 km at 8.1% (4.3 km away)
- Twisp Pass, 7.1 km at 10.5%, Washington (4.4 km away)
- Crescent Mine, 1.4 km at 23.0%, Washington (4.8 km away)
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