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Cascade Volcanoes Peak Pin

Tacoma Branch of the Mountaineers

Showing Bob Packard's first ascent dates for climbed peaks (18 out of 20, or 90%)

Rank	Peak	Elev-Ft	Range (Level 5)	Prom-Ft	Ascent Date
1.	Mount Rainier	14,411	Mount Rainier Area	13,210	1986-07 a8
2.	Mount Shasta	14,162	Mount Shasta Area	9762	1973-06 a7
3.	Mount Baker	10,781	Skagit Range	8812	1984-08 a4
4.	Mount Adams	12,276	Mount Adams Area	8116	1984-08 a8
5.	Mount Hood	11,239	Mount Hood Area	7706	1973-07
6.	Glacier Peak	10,520	Glacier Peak-North Stevens Pass Area	7498	2003-07-24
7.	Mount Jefferson	10,497	Mount Jefferson Area	5777	1986-07 a6
8.	South Sister	10,358	Sisters Area	5588	1987-08 a3
9.	Lassen Peak	10,457	Lassen Peak Area	5229	1987-08 a4
10.	Mount Saint Helens	8333	Mount Saint Helens Area	4573	1988-07 b2
11.	Mount McLoughlin	9495	Southern Oregon Cascades	4455	1993-07 a2
12.	Mount Thielsen	9182	Crater Lake Area	3342	1988-07 a6
13.	Mount Garibaldi	8776	Garibaldi Area	2805	1993-06 c5
14.	North Sister	10,085	Sisters Area	2725	1987-08 a1
15.	Mount Bachelor	9065	Sisters Area	2665	2002-08-30
16.	Mount Washington	7794	Santiam Pass Area	2554
17.	Three Fingered Jack	7841	Santiam Pass Area	2481
18.	Broken Top	9175	Sisters Area	2175	2002-08-31
19.	Middle Sister	10,047	Sisters Area	1127	1987-08 a2
20.	Little Tahoma	11,138	Mount Rainier Area	818	1993-06 c1

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List Description

This is a relatively new addition to the roster of peakbagging lists maintained by the Mountaineers. The Tacoma Branch of the club came up with this list of 20 Northwest volcanoes that stretch from California to British Columbia, and it does make a nice "tick list" for people interested in volcano climbing. Most of these peaks are also excellent ski-mountaineering destinations.

Note that despite being called the "Cascade Volcanoes Peak Pin", technically Mount Garibaldi in B.C. is usually not considered part of the Cascade Range, since the Fraser River is the natural northern boundary of the Cascades. However, it is a notable volcano formed by the same geologic forces that produced the ones to the south.

Selected Guidebook(s) for this List

Climbing the Cascade Volcanoes (Smoot)

Caution: These books feature many of the peaks on this list, but may not have information on all of them.

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