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Cascade Pass - Sahale Arm

Jul 04, 2009

by Z.P.Karol last modified Jul 05, 2009 09:08 PM
Type of Outing
Day hike
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Hike: Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm
Region: North Cascades -- North Cascades Highway
Agency: North Cascades National Park
Avg Rating: 4.15
Why You Should Go Now
  • Wildflowers blooming
Be Aware Of
  • Water on trail
  • Snow on trail
  • Bugs
The weather was gorgeous and we spent a wonderful day in the North Cascades. Started around 9:30 AM. The trail to Cascade Pass was snow free till just before the pass, where we encountered a patch that posed no problems. We reached the pass around 12, had our lunch there (interupted by a mule deer) and set for Sahale Arm shortly before 1 PM. On the way we encountered a couple more snow patches, agian, no sweat even for sneaker-wearing people like us. We did not go all the way to the camps, but instead ended up resting on Sahale Arm at elevation around 6500 and soaking in the scenary. People descending from the camps told us the night was warm, 55 Fahrenheit. We started going down around 4 PM. On the way back we saw a few marmots and the deer was still at the pass, munching on some foliage. We reached the parking lot at 7 PM
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