Enchantment Peak
Enchantment peak is a long slog. The scrambling is easier then others in the area, but still a challenge. The hike in is worth the trip though
Location: Washington
Mount Stuart – Cascadian Couloir
Mount Stuart’s Cascadian couloir was not my first choice for climbing the peak. But it turned out to be a worthwhile endevour
Lost Lake
A trail run starting from the Lost Lake trail head along Chuckanut drive. Multiple options for different distances and difficulties
Big Four Ice Caves Snowshoe
Big Four Ice Caves is often overlooked as a snowshoe destination.
Sauk Mountain
Having only one steep hill to conquer makes Sauk mountain trail a good summit for most fit hikers. That one hill is a challenge though.
Lake Ingalls
For the payoff, Lake Ingalls is a worthy day out. At around 9 miles you will have a tough time finding a better view
Roland Point – Ross Lake
Roland point is one of the first camps along Ross lake. With only two tent pads the seclusion is excellent.
Sauk Mountain (Winter)
As a winter ascent the climb was fairly intense. Save it for summer if you’re not comfortable on steep snow.
Star, Courtney, and Oval Peaks
The West Fork Buttermilk “trail” is a challenge in itself. The climb of Star, Courtney, and Oval peaks is the only reason to use it.
North Gardner and Gardner
North Gardner and Gardner mountain are appealing since they sit in the top 50 Bulger peaks. But the approach is long and the scrambling short