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Cascade Range, Washington · USA
Mount Adams
The second-highest peak in Washington, Mount Adams is a massive, sprawling stratovolcano in the southern Cascades whose broad, glacier-draped summit plateau makes it one of the most popular non-technical high-altitude climbs in the Pacific Northwest. Its South Climb route sees thousands of hikers and beginner mountaineers each summer, even as the mountain's much wilder north and east sides remain remote and, in places, off-limits on Yakama Nation land.
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