Skykomish River, with a main stem of 29 miles, is a Washington river which drains the west side of the Cascade Mountains. It is joined by the Sultan River and the Wallace River at Sultan. It then meets the Snoqualmie River to form the Snohomish River at Monroe. ~Wikipedia

Haystack Mountain by Mount Persis / 靠波斯山的草垛山

Post published:2021/02/28

Haystack Mountain offers expansive views of the Skykomish River Valley when the weather is fair.

Heybrook Lookout on Christmas Day / 聖誕節上黑布魯克瞭望台

Post published:2019/12/25

While most people were opening up presents, the pups and I checked out Heybrook Lookout.

Goblin Mountain by Kyes Peak / 靠凱斯峯的鬼怪山

Post published:2019/11/10

The reopening of Road 63 to the Blanca Lake Trailhead gave us the chance to explore Goblin mountain.

Bald Eagle Peak North Ridge / 白頭鷹峯北脊

Post published:2019/05/27

While many scrambles involve some road walk or trail hike or both, Bald Eagle Peak had neither.

Cascade Mountain North Peak / 喀斯喀特山北峯

Post published:2019/05/04

The pup and I visited Cascade Mountain's northern neighbor for a view do-over.

Cascade Mountain via Gouging Lake / 經鑿洞湖上喀斯喀特山

Post published:2019/04/28

The hike to Coney Creek crossing at mile 3 was at times rocky but overall smooth sailing.

Toil Peak + Double Toil / 艱苦峯+加倍艱苦峯

Post published:2018/11/10

It was only a matter of time before we came back to finish singing song of the Three Witches.

Mount Stickney by Gold Bar / 靠金條市的斯蒂克尼山

Post published:2018/10/27

The closest I had been to Mount Stickney was on the long-forgotten trip to Wallace Lake.

Crosby Mountain by Bing Peak / 靠賓峯的克羅斯比山

Post published:2018/10/20

We attempted Crosby Mountain last year. But the new snow made it hard to go forward.

Melted Mountain by Philadelphia Mountain / 靠費城山的融化山

Post published:2018/03/10

With the heightened avalanche danger in the Cascades this weekend, pup and I sought out places with minimal open terrain and settled on this woodsy mountain.