Summit all the volcanoes of the Cascade Range! Includes 20 volcanoes in the Pacific Northwest stretching across BC, Washington, Oregon, and California. Awarded by the Tacoma Branch of the Mountaineers Club for climbing all 20 peaks. Note: includes Mt Garibaldi even though it's not in the Cascade Range. See more on the Mountaineers site: https://www.mountaineers.org/about/branches-committees/seattle-branch/committees/seattle-climbing-committee/seattle-climbing-website/peak-pins
Highest peak
Mount Rainier
14,411 ft / 4,392 m
Most prominent peak
Mount Rainier
13,246 ft / 4,037 m prom
Most summited peak
Mount Rainier
284 summits
Most difficult peak
Lassen Peak
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 4 peaks
Class 3/4 2 peaks
Highlights
Latest summits
"Great weekend conditions today for a summit! Took the one o clock Couloir variation which was very narrow. Some light breezes at the summit were a great reward for the climb. Climbing routes are limited this year. The pearly gates are all but impassable without two tools and some ice experience. That pushes everyone over to the Old Chute which means people raining ice down on you during ascent and descent. Thankfully nothing could keep the vibes down today and topped out 4:30 hours from parking lot to summit!" — oregon-mt-goat • Mar 30, 2024
"Sometimes when you start a climb at 3am, breaking the trail through 6-8” of new snow is too much. Should have waited two hours and followed the ants up the hill that used my boot track. Stopped at Devils Kitchen since the upper mountain was still in early season conditions and not inviting. Try again next month. " — oregon-mt-goat • Feb 10, 2024
"February 3, 2024. Turned back at the 6 foot ice step in left PG. James cleared the step out and tried to climb it, but could not get a firm hold with his right tool to pull up safely. We thought about trying the right gate or doing Old Chute instead, but down climbing was very taxing. Excellent skiing conditions above Palmer. My first time skiing down from Devils Kitchen. With James. " — runningvegan • Feb 3, 2024
"If using the ptarmigan route in winter Definitely follow the valley up to the left. Once you’re in the Boulder field not the ridge after weather station continue up to rejoin with the worm trail." — WanderingHutch • Jan 1, 2024
"One of the three guys plan on going to the summit with got sick so we did not end up leaving early enough to attempt to summit but we didn’t make it to about 7500 feet and found a path through the glacier" — WanderingHutch • Oct 15, 2023