Lake Ingalls

Lake Ingalls is a stunning alpine lake tucked away in Washington State, USA. It sits in the Enchantments region of the Cascade Range, east of the Paddy-Go-Easy Pass trailhead. This placid lake features an array of vibrant flora and fauna, including plenty of wildflowers, trees, and even a few goats which inhabit the area. The lake itself is surrounded by craggy granite spires, which give it a majestic feel. Above the lake towers Mt Stuart (9415 ft), which is said to be the second highest non-volcanic peak in the entire state. Both the lake and Mount Stuart are popular spots for rock climbers, backcountry skiers, and mountaineers to explore. Apart from being jaw-droppingly beautiful, Lake Ingalls has provided plenty of life-list experiences for many visitors. This tranquil wilderness offers visitors a unique opportunity to connect with nature.