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Cover Photo: Courtesy of Gloria Moeller - Fotolia.Washington Mountains: Purcell Mountain, Photo: AlexanderDenisenko/.Mountains Near Me: Old Snowy, Photo: alexisftv/.Washington Mountains: Mount Fury, Photo: Igor Kovalchuk/.Mount Baker (Near the United States-Canada border) highest peak in northern Washington. It is the second tallest mountain in the state with an elevation of 10,502 ft. Mount Jefferson is also located on the Cascade Range. About 12,000 people climb the mountain yearly.

It is a stratovolcano that is considered active and is likely to erupt in the future. Mount Hood is the tallest mountain in the state with an elevation of 11,249 ft. It is a major preserved stratovolcano in the Pemberton Volcanic Belt, an extinct portion of the Canadian Cascade Arc. The four highest mountains in Oregon are all part of the Cascade Range.

Washington Mountains: Luna Peak, Photo: celiafoto/ Coquihalla Mountain (southern British Columbia) highest peak in the Bedded Range.

Baring Mountain, Photo: openrangestock/.

Washington Mountains: Tower Mountain, Photo: schankz/.

Mountains Near Me: Warrior Peak, Photo: PatriciaDz/.

Washington Mountains: Abercrombie Mountain, Photo: Andriy Blokhin/.

WA Mountains: Davis Peak, Photo: Nilanjan/.

Mountains Near Me: Mount Pilchuck, Photo: inboundhorizons/.

WA Mountains: Forbidden Peak, Photo: yossarian6/.

WA Mountains: Big Snow, Photo: Courtesy of Maks_ershov.

Lost Peak, Photo: Courtesy of prophoto24.

Sherman Peak, Photo: Courtesy of Sofi.

Dragontail Peak, Photo: Courtesy of Shakzu.

Within the park boundaries, Goode Mountain is the tallest at 2,810 meters (9,220 feet). Rising to 3,286 meters (10,781 feet), this stratovolcano is the fifth-highest mountain in the Cascade Range.

Mountains Near Me: Sahale Mountain, Photo: Courtesy of vlukas - Mount Bakerlocated outside the boundary of North Cascades National Parkis one example.

Eldorado Peak, Photo: Courtesy of cascoly2.

WA Mountains: Glacier Peak, Photo: Courtesy of Bill Perry.

Mount Baker, Photo: Courtesy of Galyna Andrushko.Mount Shuksan, Photo: Courtesy of Bill Perry.Mount Olympus, Photo: Courtesy of Christopher Boswell.Where to go near me: West Coast vacations, Things to Do in Wisconsin Dells, Things to Do in Spokane, Things to Do in Marco Island, Things to Do in Eugene, Oregon, Things to Do in Oxnard CA,, Wheeling, Sullivan's Island, Washington IslandĢ5 Most Beautiful Mountains of Washington State You are reading "25 Most Beautiful Mountains of Washington State" Back to Top Climbers should take great care when attempting to summit Baring Mountain. This seldom climbed mountain is often compared with the climbs at Yosemite, except that the rock has a reputation for being loose and rotten. The dramatic overhang of Baring’s peak is imposing as it looms over the land below, and the sheer cliffs at its head are visible for miles away. A ridge along the northwest edge of this rugged mountain is the most used access route to the summit, although a much more difficult, but rarely used, route along the southern peak, is also established. At 6,125 feet elevation, Baring Mountain is not the highest peak in Washington, but it does merit distinction in that it is one of the steepest.