Snoqualmie National Forest

The Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest is a National Forest in Washington extending more than 140 miles (230 km) along the western slopes of the Cascade Range from the Canada–US border to the northern boundary of Mount Rainier National Park. It is administered by the United States Forest Service, with the forest's headquarters in South Everett.

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1. 01Gilbert Peak3,661 ft prominence · 8,182 ft · Summit
2. 02Mount Aix3,297 ft prominence · 7,766 ft · Summit
3. 03Dewey Peak1,388 ft prominence · 6,709 ft · Summit
4. 04Fifes Ridge1,201 ft prominence · 6,919 ft · Summit
5. 05Tahtlum Peak1,135 ft prominence · 6,568 ft · Summit
6. 06Norse Peak974 ft prominence · 6,857 ft · Summit
7. 07Ives Peak761 ft prominence · 7,920 ft · Summit
8. 08Naches Peak692 ft prominence · 6,453 ft · Summit
9. 09Chinook Peak502 ft prominence · 6,903 ft · Summit
10. 10Yakima Peak427 ft prominence · 6,227 ft · Summit
11. 11Old Snowy Mountain282 ft prominence · 7,881 ft · Summit
12. 12Big Horn240 ft prominence · 7,999 ft · Summit
13. 13Goat Citadel240 ft prominence · 7,999 ft · Summit
14. 14Three Way Peak236 ft prominence · 6,795 ft · Summit
15. 15Jumpoff Lookout0 ft prominence · 5,669 ft · Summit
16. 16Tieton Peak7,768 ft · Summit
17. 17Bear Creek Mountain7,337 ft · Summit
18. 18Nelson Butte7,087 ft · Summit
19. 19Devils Horn6,972 ft · Summit
20. 20Darland Mountain6,962 ft · Summit
21. 21Rattlesnake Peaks6,850 ft · Summit
22. 22Shellrock Peak6,835 ft · Summit
23. 23McNeil Peak6,658 ft · Summit
24. 24Deadwood Peak6,289 ft · Summit

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