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Lake Ingalls
Snoqualmie Region > Salmon La Sac/Teanaway
9.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,500
feet
American Lake
Mount Rainier Area > Chinook Pass - Hwy 410
15.5
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,759
feet
Norway Pass
South Cascades > Mount St. Helens
4.5
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
860
feet
Heather - Maple Pass Loop
North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20
7.2
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,020
feet
Ghost Lake
South Cascades > Mount St. Helens
5.2
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
640
feet
American Ridge
Mount Rainier Area > Chinook Pass - Hwy 410
12.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,950
feet
Deep Creek
Mount Rainier Area > Chinook Pass - Hwy 410
4.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
3,000
feet
Cutthroat Pass via the Pacific Crest Trail
North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20
10.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,000
feet
Boundary West
South Cascades > Mount St. Helens
10.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,400
feet
West Fork Foss River and Lakes
Central Cascades > Stevens Pass - West
14.6
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
3,300
feet
Easy Pass
North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20
7.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,800
feet
Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm
North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20
12.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
4,000
feet
Tumac Mountain Loop
Mount Rainier Area > Chinook Pass - Hwy 410
13.5
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
2,400
feet
Fifes Ridge
Mount Rainier Area > Chinook Pass - Hwy 410
8.0
miles, roundtrip
Gain:
3,100
feet
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