by Curt Remington | Nov 14, 2025 | Nature, Trip Reports
When we moved to Washington more than 21 years ago, beautiful Baker Lake was among our first weekend destinations. Since then, we’ve lost count of how many times we’ve returned — to hike, camp, kayak, fish, or simply float in the quiet beauty of the North Cascades....
by Curt Remington | Oct 11, 2013 | Trip Reports
Stehekin: Destination for Vacation and Relaxation by Curt Remington How would you like to visit a place that is truly beautiful, secluded and unique, a place where you can find serenity and really relax. Stehekin, Washington is such a place, and it’s affordable too....
by Curt Remington | Sep 18, 2013 | Trip Reports
Backpacking in Washington’s North Cascades by Curt Remington The short section we backpacked, on the Pacific Crest Trail, climbs up to Cutthroat Pass and follows alpine ridges through some spectacular mountain scenery. My wife Mary, Riva our dog, and I started...
by Curt Remington | Oct 10, 2012 | Trip Reports
Hiking Copper Ridge: North Cascades, Washington by Curt Remington According to Hiking the North Cascades, Copper Ridge is “one of the few trails in the North Cascades that stays above timberline for a significant distance, and along its length are superb mountain...
by Curt Remington | Mar 25, 2010 | Uncategorized
Ascending Mount Baker, Washington by Curt Remington Mt Baker, Washington state’s second most active volcano, is a hulking mass of rock and snow that towers over anything around it. Those of us living in Whatcom county look up at it regularly, as you can see it from...
