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DescriptionIn The North Cascades, east of Bellingham lies Washington's third Highest peak, Mt. Baker. Getting ThereFrom Interstate 5, in Bellingham, take The Mt. Baker Highway, 542, east.The road ends at Artist Point. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mt. Baker:
Coleman/Deming Glacier Mod. Snow Snow, Alpine, 7080 feet, Grade II
Coleman Headwall Steep Snow Snow, Alpine, 2000 feet, Grade IV
Featured Route For Mt. Baker
Mount Baker, North Ridge WI2-3 Steep Snow WA : North Cascades : Mt. Baker
The route ascends the broad ridge enclosing the east (left) side of Mount Baker's north face. It is supposed to be a moderately technical route on Mount Baker but we found it to be committing and long. Negotiating the serac wall several hundred feet to the right from its apex, over the north face (see topo picture) required serious ice climbing in a vertical terrain. To access North Ridge cross Coleman Glacier laterally until at the...[more] Browse More Classics in WA
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