Pass · Glacier Peak Wilderness
Freezer Pass
13.3 mi round trip4,438 ft gainVery hardDay hike: Free self-issueOvernight: Free self-issue
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Day hikeFree self-issue
Fill out the free wilderness permit at the trailhead kiosk.
OvernightFree self-issue
No reservation. Use the same free permit, keep groups to 12 or fewer, and camp at least 200 ft from water.
Glacier Peak Wilderness rules from the Forest Service. Matched from official wilderness boundaries. Always confirm with the land manager before you go.
About the trail
Distance13.3 miRound trip, out and back
Elevation gain4,438 ftTotal climb, round trip
Pass elevation7,555 ftFrom elevation data
Overview
Freezer Pass is a pass reached by a 13.3-mile round trip from Phelps Creek Trailhead. The route follows Phelps Creek Trail, then Leroy Creek Trail, then Leroy High Route Trail to the pass.
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What you need
Parking and passes
Forest Service trailhead: display a Northwest Forest Pass or an interagency pass (America the Beautiful).
Buy a Northwest Forest PassGetting there
The hike starts at Phelps Creek Trailhead. Save directions offline before you leave, since mountain roads often lose cell service.