Voodoo Peak

North Cascades > North Cascades Highway - Hwy 20

48.1723, -121.5847 Map & Directions

Highest Point: 5,198 feet

Voodoo Peak from Corax Peak. Photo by John W. Porter.

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A striking peak off the Mountain Loop Highway that requires climbing experience to summit successfully. Continue reading

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Hiking Voodoo Peak

Continuously, steadily steep on all sides, Voodoo Peak requires climbing experience to summit. This mountain is notable for its striking profile, appearing uniformly steep and sharply peaked from all sides.

Class 4 and 5 climbing is required depending on the approach used.

Voodoo Peak

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Co-ordinates: 48.1723, -121.5847 Open in Google Maps

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WTA Pro Tip: Save a copy of our directions before you leave! App-based driving directions aren't always accurate and data connections may be unreliable as you drive to the trailhead.

Getting There

From Darrington: Follow Highway 20 south for three miles, and make a right hand turn on to FR 2060. Follow this road approximately 5 miles to a fork. Make a left turn to cross the Clear Creek bridge, and continue just under half a mile miles past the bridge.

The side road on which the route begins is very difficult to see from FR2060, as the first few hundred feet is covered in brush, but it is marked with two pieces of pink survey tape.

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