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| Home | > | Other Washington Areas | Updated November, 2002 |
Sadly, I tend to neglect these regions of the state, though they contain magnificent scenery and deserve a lifetime of visits. I have my excuses. The Olympics are hard to get to due to the ferries. Mt. Rainier requires a full weekend to climb (for a mortal like me), but with good weather I honestly prefer a visit to the North Cascades. My hope is that in the future I'll spend more time here (he concluded somewhat lamely). I define this region to be Cascade peaks south of I-90, the Olympic Penninsula, central and eastern Washington. Trips are arranged in alphabetical order by mountain and route. The South Cascades
Mt. Rainier, Winter
 Mt. Rainier, Emmons Glacier Attempt Kent Mountain Silver/Abiel Peaks Spray Park Mt. Adams Mt. St. Helens The Olympic Penninsula
Central Washington
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Rock and alpine climbing is dangerous. I'm not responsible for
any messed-up situations you may get yourself into in the mountains.
In fact, the information on this site is for armchair mountaineering only.
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