One of the first reasons for the development of the Mountain Loop Highway was the mining town called named Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo was founded in 1889 and was completely abandoned, becoming a ghost...

The hike takes you to the top of a 5,723 foot summit with a 360 degree view. The hike is about 4.6 miles one way, making it 9.2 miles round trip. The hike is strenuous and is not recommended to beginn...

This hike is 3 miles to the Summit and is a easy day hike with wonderful views of the Mountain Loop Highway. The parking lot starts out at about an elevation of 3,200 feet and the summit is 5,324 feet...

Vesper Peak is east of Granite Falls and is near Silverton. The road getting there is friendly and a northwest forest pass is required. The trail starts out gentle and easy through the woods, a few cr...

This peak is above Foggy Lake at the end of the Weden Creek trail in the Monte Cristo area. This scamble offers great views of the Mountain Loop Highway area and of the Monte Crsito Peaks. Near by are...

At 7,201 feet and with 2,800 feet of prominence, Mt. Pugh is definitely a majestic peak. A 5-3 scramble, Mt. Pugh is a challenging and strenuous peak. The exposure is quite large in parts, especially ...

Camp Muir is a very rewarding hike that takes you up to 10082 feet above sea level on Mount Rainier which is the highest mountain in the entire Pacific North West! The hike it self is around 10 miles,...

Overview Monte Cristo was once a town in the late 1890's which was a place for gold mines and in the early 1900's did not have enough money and became a ghost town. Many visit this place, unfortunat...

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Hannegan Peak is a hike well worth the trip. It is about 200 miles from Seattle and is about 10 miles round trip to the summit. The summit is about 6200ft. high and you start out at 2900ft. which make...

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Note: This is the part of the Cascades anything North of Darrington and the Mountain Loop Highway. Introduction: North Cascades National Park has some of the most scenic places in Washington State...

Heather lake is a nice day hike and is a easy four mile hike round trip.The trailhead starts out at an elavation of 1,400 feet and ends at 2,400 feet. From Heather lake you get views of the Mount Pilc...

Mailbox Peak is a great hike, but has a steep trail. It is said to be about 3 miles one way to the summit, and has an elevation gain of about 4,000 feet. This one is accessable more of the year tha...

 Intro: This makes a great hike for late spring, or the fall, but is'nt as much of a summer hike due to it being dry.... or perhaps thats opinion. Well anyways, the hike it self is good. And when sno...

  Cascade Valley is located in the North Cascades National Park. It is divided up into three Diffrent forks as you go farther east, the North, the Middle, and the South fork. This is among a gre...

Range Overview The Cascades is a Mountain Range that exdend from Southern Border of Canada to North Californai, and there are over 1,000 miles of mountains and peaks. British Columbia The Nor...

Located in the Heart of the North Cascades and is located in between the Cascade Valley and the Stehiken Valley. According to Google Earth, the Summit is 8701 feet above sea level. Sahale Peak is l...