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- Cool: New gear stands out at Outdoor Retailer - The Spokesman-Review http://t.co/JmISjP1x via @zite 2 weeks ago
- @HungryHikersSam... Pretty cool lil receipe. Peanut Butter Chocolate-Chip Backpack Kisses http://t.co/g7A5dGVQ via @zite 2 weeks ago
- Kinda cool, kinda creepy KLM unveils Meet and Seat allowing passengers to choose their travelling companion http://t.co/fB1mUeBF via @zite 2 weeks ago
- That's just plain crazy BioLite CampStove http://t.co/uH5SxTP9 via @zite 2 weeks ago
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Pacific Northwest
The most spectacular climbing and wilderness areas in the United States are found near our home base of Seattle. Our climbs take place in the North Cascades, often referred to as the “American Alps,” on the massive glaciated volcanoes of the Cascade Range, and on the glacier-crowned jewel of the Olympic Mountain Range, Mount Olympus. Visitors to these areas will find ancient forests, cascading waterfalls, hundreds of glaciers, pristine alpine lakes and meadows, and wildlife that include wolves, bear, marmots, mountain goats, and a variety of birds. Because of its rugged approaches, exceptional alpine terrain, and unrivaled scenery, it is the premiere training ground for climbers in North America.



