Updated November, 2002

The Central Cascades seems to contain the most variety. There are so many easily accessible hikes along the I-90 corridor to Snoqualmie Pass and beyond. There are low but fiercesome mountains like the Index Peaks with chains of alpine lakes nearby. High granite mountains of the Stuart Range and Enchantments offer excellent rock climbing and delightful cross-country travel. The excellent crag climbs near Leavenworth round out this amazing landscape.

I define this region to include Cascade peaks south of Highway 2 to I-90, including Leavenworth crags. Trips are arranged in alphabetical order by mountain and route.

Argonaut Peak Cashmere Mountain Chair Peak:   2001 Attempt   North Face     Northeast Buttress   Colchuck Lake Colchuck Peak via Colchuck Glacier (to false summit) via Northeast Buttress Mt. Daniels Dragontail Peak   to Pandora's Box   Triple Couloirs   Serpentine Arete   Guye Peak:   South Rib   South Gully   West Face (Imp. Traverse) Icicle Canyon Climbs:   One, Two, Three, Four   Kris's Birthday Party   Memorial Day 2003   Condorphamine Addiction Icicle Ridge   (again) Memorial Day 2003 Mt. Index, North Peak

Index Town Walls:   Aid   Free Kaleetan Peak Lundin Peak Paddy-Go-Easy Pass Mt. Persis Prusik Peak  Red Mountain Slippery Slab Tower Snow Creek Wall:   Orbit    White Slabs   Outer Space  Mt. Stuart:   West Ridge     Ice Cliff Glacier   Stuart Glacier Couloir     North Ridge   Mt. Thompson:   West Ridge   East Ridge The Tooth:   First climb   with Denny Traverse   with Kris   in Winter 2003