Overview

Range Overview
The Cascades is a Mountain Range that exdend from Southern Border of Canada to North Californai, and there are over 1,000 miles of mountains and peaks.

British Columbia
The North end of the Cascade range terminates at the natural border of the Fraser River.
Washington
Washington has many beautiful Snow capped peaks, 230 miles from South to North, One of the Main attractions is Mt. Rainier which is 14,411 ft. and has so many glaciers.
There are already subrange pages for areas within the Cascades.

North Cascades - the range widens here and has considerable variety. Subrange pages already exist. From Steven's Pass we have the Mountain Loop Subrange on the northwest, and the Glacier Peak Wilderness northest. North of that is the southern boundary of the North Cascades National Park, itself bisected by the North Cascades Highway. This is definatly a very beautiful Place, one I recommend going to some day!

South Cascades - from the Columbia River up through the Goat Rocks, Mt. Adams, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier and terminating in the north along Snoqualmie Pass and Interstate 90.

Central Cascades - from I-90 north to Steven's Pass and Highway 2. Notable peaks include Chair Peak, Mt. Daniels, Mt. Index.

This is a wonderland of peaks, deep old growth forest and glaciers. A continuous alpine climax zone extends from Dome Peak north to the Cascade Pass region, on to Ross Lake, through the rugged Picket Range, and finally the high peaks of Redoubt and Spickard at the Canadian border. But this is just one line that can be drawn. Mt. Baker and Shuksan to the west, the high peaks of Maude and 7 Fingered Jack to the east. Also the Pasayten Wilderness extends far to the east in a much drier, higher continental plateau.
Oregon
Oregon is home to several large Cascade Volcanoes including Mount Hood, Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters.
California
Coming soon...
National Parks
Washington

North Cascades
Mt. Rainier

Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument

Oregon

Crater Lake

Newberry Crater National Volcanic Monument

California

Lassen Volcanic National Park

Lava Beds National Monument
Wilderness Areas
Washington

Mount Baker - 117,528 acres
Stephen Mather (North Cascades) - 634,614 acres
Pasayten - 529,477 acres
Noisy - Diobsud - 14,133 acres
Lake Chelan - Sawtooth - 151,435 acres
Glacier Peak - 570,573 acres
Henry Jackson - 100,356 acres
Boulder River - 48,674 acres
Alpine Lakes - 362,789 acres
Clearwater - 14,192 acres
Norse Peak - 52,180 acres
Mount Rainier - 228,480 acres
William O. Douglas - 168,232 acres
Tatoosh - 15,750 acres
Goat Rock - 107,018 acres
Mount Adams - 46,353 acres
Indian Heaven - 20,960 acres
Trapper Creek - 5,970 acres

Oregon

Mark O. Hatfield (Columbia) - 39,000 acres
Mount Hood - 47,160 acres
Badger Creek - 24,000 acres
Salmon - Huckleberry - 44,560 acres
Table Rock - 5,500 acres
Bull of the Woods - 27,427 acres
Opal Creek - 20,733 acres
Middle Santiam - 7,500 acres
Menagerie - 4,800 acres
Mount Jefferson - 107,008 acres
Mount Washington - 52,738 acres
Three Sisters - 286,708 acres
Waldo Lake - 39,200 acres
Diamond Peak - 54,185 acres
Boulder Creek - 19,100 acres
Mount Thielsen - 54,267 acres
Rogue Umpqua Divide - 33,200 acres
Sky Lakes - 116,300 acres
Mountain Lakes - 23,071 acres

California

Lava Beds - 28,460 acres
Mt. Shasta - 33,845 acres
Thousand Lakes - 16,335 acres
Lassen Volcanic - 78,982 acres
Caribou - 20,546 acres
Ishi - 41,339 acres

Pacific Crest Trail
More coming Eventually...