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Zekes Peak

Created By Josh

Details: Created on Sunday, 05 February 2012 19:41; Written by Josh Lewis

Zekes Peak is not for the faint of heart, for myself it took me 6 attempts to successfully climb this mountain. This is probably one of the hardest peaks below 5,000 feet in Snohomish Country. It's not only a full day trip but also has many obstacles, much elevation gain, and bush whacking. Like many mountains, the season plays a big roll in the conditions and difficulty of the mountain. This peak was named after the owner of the Zeke's Burger place along highway 2, ad was a pion

Bald Mountain

Created By Josh

Details: Created on Friday, 01 May 2009 16:47; Written by Josh Lewis

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Crystal Mountain (Silver King)

Created By EastKing

Details: Created on Tuesday, 09 November 2010 23:39; Written by Greg

Mount Hood

Created By EastKing

Details: Created on Saturday, 06 November 2010 22:49; Written by Greg

Mount Hood, otherwise known as Wy'East is the largest peak in Oregon. This active glaciated volcano located 50 miles east of Oregon is one of the most climb glaciated volcanoes in the world. The last eruption of Mount Hood was a minor eruption back in 1877. The volcano though still shows it's active by its many fumoroles on the south side of the volcano. Often these fumoroles, or sulfer steam produce steam that has a strong odor similiar to a rotten egg smell. The smell is not very dange

Del Campo Peak

Created By Josh

Details: Created on Friday, 01 May 2009 16:56; Written by Josh Lewis

This peak is above Foggy Lake at the end of the Weden Creek trail in the Monte Cristo area. This scramble offers great views of the Mountain Loop Highway area and of the Monte Crsito Peaks. Near by are Sheep Gap and Gothic Peak."Del Campo Peak, taken from mount Dickerman on april 29, 2007"Getting There from Seattle: Drive north on I-5 until you can juntion onto highway 2 which is in Everett. After a few minutes of driving there is a road called Snohomish Marysville Road whic

Sahale Mountain

Created By Josh

Details: Created on Thursday, 09 April 2009 15:28; Written by Josh Lewis

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 located in the Boston Basin area in the North Cascades. Boston Basin is very similar to the alps in terms of weather and quality of alpine climbing. The lower elevation, with peaks in the eight to nine thousand foot range does translate to weather conditions and a shorter climbing season. Sahale Peak

Mount Pugh

Created By Josh

Details: Created on Friday, 01 May 2009 16:54; Written by Josh Lewis

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. There is a bit of exposure in a few places, especially on Knife Ridge, a very thin ridge with a massive drop on both sides that must be traversed to access the peak. Near the top of Mt. Pugh, there are some Class 3 sections that will definitely test your abilities. Mt. Pugh is located in Darrington, and is part of the North Cascades. The beginn