Located in the North Cascades, Mount Baker, aka Komo Kulshan-The White Watcher's fame stems from its accessible, enormous glaciers that climbers gravitate to learn on and challenge themselves whether on the gentle Easton Glacier to the knife edge North ridge. Approaching via the Schrieber's Meadow, climbers have ample opportunity to practice their glacier mountaineering skills from the comfort of the 6,000"² base camp. From here climbers take in the views of the Twin Sisters Range, Mount Rainier, Mt. Shuksan, and the crest of the North Cascades. The mountain's abundant alpine terrain make Baker an ideal location to learn snow and glacier travel skills and conditioning in preparation for other Rainier, Denali, Aconcagua, and other high altitude peaks.

Sahale Descent from 8,680 ft. (means Great Chief) ride down the center of the North Cascades! Tour into the Boston Basin region of the North Cascades National Park, up the Quien Sabe Glacier surrounded by Sharkfin Tower, Boston Peak, and Sahale Peak. Remarkable alpine views accompanied with easy glacier climbing make this one of the most appealing glisse descents of the Cascades. From the summit take in the views of Forbidden Peak, Eldorado Peak, Mt. Buckner, Mt. Shuksan, and the rest of the North Cascades. Don't forget your camera! The mountain's abundant alpine terrain with great bowls, faces and tree skiing makes this a great weekend tour!