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  • Whatcom County, Washington

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    • Marblemount, Washington

      Sahale Glacier Camp via Cascade Trailhead

      5.0
      11.09 mi / 4183 ft gain
      As an initial note, to spend an overnight at Sahale Glacier Camp, you need to obtain a permit at the North Cascades Ranger Station in Marblemount, Washington. Permits are limited, so get there early or call in advance. To start, go to Marblemount, WA and then drive ~23 miles east on Cascade Rive...
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    • Skagit County, Washington

      Sahale Arm via Cascade Pass

      4.3
      12.34 mi / 5230 ft gain
      To get to this hike, go to Marblemount, WA. Then, drive ~23 miles east on Cascade River Road until the end, the Cascade Pass Trailhead. Even before you hit the trail, you'll get an amazing view of Johannesburg Mountain. Once you're ready to get going, the initial 3.7 miles of this hike to Cascad...
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    • Skagit County, Washington

      Pelton Basin Camp

      8.82 mi / 2543 ft gain
      Starting at 3,640 feet elevation, the Cascade Pass Trailhead begins adjacent to the Johannesburg Camp and proceeds east along a relentless series of switchbacks. Though the trail is consumed by a thick Washington evergreen forest, the switchbacks frequently open to sweeping vistas of the far-reac...
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    • Skagit County, Washington

      Climb Sahale Peak via the South Slope Route

      5.0
      12 mi / 4000 ft gain
      To get to Sahale Peak, drive to Marblemount, WA and continue on the Cascade River Road (Forest Road 15) for 23.5 miles. The road ends at the Cascade Pass trailhead, where the climb begins.The first part of the climb follows the Cascade Pass trail for 3.5 miles and 1,800 feet. Cascade Pass makes a...
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    • Lopez Island, Washington

      Watmough Bay Trail

      4.0
      1.59 mi / 453 ft gain
      The Watmough Bay Trail on Lopez Island, Washington, is a moderate-level hiking trail that stretches for approximately 1.59 miles. The trail is known for its unique natural features, including a prominent cliff face, a pebble beach, and a protected bay. The trail is relatively flat, making it acce...
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