Mount Shuksan, an iconic glaciated massif by Mount Baker, rises in Washington’s rugged North Cascades National Park. One of the most photographed peaks, the peak features a distinctive three-sided summit pyramid. Moreover, this true gem of the Pacific Northwest offers challenging routes and memorable alpine adventures for many.
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Mount Shuksan at a Glance
Access: Shannon Ridge Trailhead
Round Trip: 14.8 miles
Elevation Range: 2550′-9129′
Essential Gear: helmet, microspikes, snowshoes, ice ax, rock & rope
Route Info: mountaineers.org
GPS Track: available
Dog-Friendly: no
Playlist: Beats
Overnight Trip with the Seattle Mountaineers
An overnight trip with mostly students of Jan Abendroth’s small instruction group from the Seattle Mountaineers’ basic climbing course.