Snowshoeing Trips
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Snowshoeing at Pratt Mount, WA
LENGTH12.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN 3,299 feet HIGHEST POINT5,099 feet
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Mount Baldy
Stats: Roundtrip: 8.4 miles Trailhead: about 2000′ Gain: 3100′ Summit: 5107′ Temperature: 32F Wind: 10 MPH Trail & Map View Here. Gear: Lower Body: Boots: Mountaineering Boots (MONT BLANC PRO GTX WOMEN’S) Pants: 3 pairs: Waterproof: Underpants: Hiking pants: Snowshoes: Socks: 1 liner Fox River X-Static Liner Socks, 1 wool: Smartwool PhD Outdoor Light Pattern Mid Socks – Women’s Gaiters: Black Diamond GTX FrontPoint Gaiters Upper Body: 1 t-shirt 1 long sleeve layer 1 fleece jacket 1 puffy jacket 1 shell jacket Backpack: Osprey Talon 33L Poles: TRAIL TREKKING POLES – WOMEN’S Water: Platypus Hoser 2.0L Reservoir Gloves: 2 pairs (thin & thick) Hat & Scarf Other accessories: Kleenex, hand warmer, 1…
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Snowshoeing at Artist Point, Mt Baker, WA
LENGTH 4.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN 1,000 feet HIGHEST POINT 5,100 feet Trail details. It’s known for its breathtaking views. However, we had a whiteout 🙁
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Snowshoeing Hex Mountain, WA
LENGTH7.5 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN2,900 feet HIGHEST POINT5,034 feet Trail details By far one of the best snowshoeing trail for the great views and effort wise.
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Snow Lake, Snoqualmie Pass, WA
LENGTH 7.2 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION Gain: 1800 ft. Highest Point: 4400 ft Next time snowshoes!!! Microspikes are not enough.
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Climbing Mount St. Helens
Location: Outside the town of Cougar Mileage: 12 miles, roundtripElevation Gain: 5699 feet LENGTH12.0 miles, roundtrip ELEVATION GAIN5,699 feet HIGHEST POINT8,364 feet Trail details This is the go-to route to the summit when Mount St. Helens is covered in snow. (We did it on mothers day! ) It is direct, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. Long miles of snow travel can be grueling, but luckily this route is not too technical. It is considered a good intro to mountaineering, and the views at the top are stunning. Highlights: Low lights: