Okanogan National Forest

The Okanogan–Wenatchee National Forest is a U.S. The 1,499,013-acre (2,342.208 sq mi; 6,066.29 km2) forest is bordered on the north by British Columbia, on the east by Colville National Forest, on the south by the divide between the Methow and the Stehekin–Lake Chelan valleys, and on the west by North Cascades National Park.

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1. 01Remmel Mountain4,364 ft prominence · 8,684 ft · Summit
2. 02North Gardner Mountain3,996 ft prominence · 8,957 ft · Summit
3. 03Mount Bonaparte3,537 ft prominence · 7,257 ft · Summit
4. 04Mount Lago3,268 ft prominence · 8,743 ft · Summit
5. 05Castle Peak3,228 ft prominence · 8,307 ft · Summit
6. 06Big Craggy Peak3,071 ft prominence · 8,471 ft · Summit
7. 07Tower Mountain2,884 ft prominence · 8,445 ft · Summit
8. 08Tiffany Mountain2,766 ft prominence · 8,245 ft · Summit
9. 09Oval Peak2,733 ft prominence · 8,796 ft · Summit
10. 10Three Fools Peak2,470 ft prominence · 7,920 ft · Summit
11. 11Silver Star Mountain2,434 ft prominence · 8,875 ft · Summit
12. 12Sheep Mountain2,034 ft prominence · 8,274 ft · Summit
13. 13Reynolds Peak2,031 ft prominence · 8,510 ft · Summit
14. 14Tunk Mountain2,014 ft prominence · 6,053 ft · Summit
15. 15Azurite Peak1,880 ft prominence · 8,399 ft · Summit
16. 16Windy Peak1,772 ft prominence · 8,333 ft · Summit
17. 17The Needles1,759 ft prominence · 8,159 ft · Summit
18. 18Robinson Mountain1,686 ft prominence · 8,727 ft · Summit
19. 19Mount Leecher1,660 ft prominence · 5,020 ft · Summit
20. 20Lost Peak1,624 ft prominence · 8,465 ft · Summit
21. 21Andrew Peak1,581 ft prominence · 8,301 ft · Summit
22. 22North Twentymile Peak1,565 ft prominence · 7,438 ft · Summit
23. 23Mount Hardy1,480 ft prominence · 8,081 ft · Summit
24. 24Lookout Mountain1,434 ft prominence · 5,515 ft · Summit

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• Liberty Bell Mountain via Beckey RouteModerate · 4.7 mi round trip · 2,447 ft gain · Est. 3–4.25 hr
• Pacific Crest TrailLong-distance trail · 2655.8 mi one way

  This trail crosses the area. These facts cover the whole trail; an in-area segment is not available.