Northern Pickets

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The Northern Pickets are a particularly rugged, remote subrange of Washington State’s North Cascades, known for steep granite peaks and challenging mountaineering routes.

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Northern Pickets canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain subrange
accessDifficulty high
climbingStyle mixed snow and rock routes
traditional climbing
country United States
ecosystem North Cascades alpine environment
hasPeak Crooked Thumb Peak
Fury
Inspiration Peak
Luna Peak
McMillan Spires
Mount Challenger
Mount Challenger North Peak
Mount Crowder
Mount Degenhardt
Mount Terror
hazards crevasses
rapidly changing weather
rockfall
steep snowfields
knownFor challenging mountaineering routes
complex route-finding
difficult access
remote location
rugged terrain
steep granite peaks
technical alpine climbing
locatedIn North Cascades National Park
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County, Washington
linked to: Whatcom County
mountainType granite
notableGlacier Challenger Glacier
partOf North Cascades
Picket Range
primaryActivities alpine climbing
backcountry camping
mountaineering
protectionStatus within a U.S. National Park
rangeType subrange of the Picket Range
remoteness one of the most remote areas in the contiguous United States
reputation among the most serious alpine climbing areas in the North Cascades
separatedBy Goodell Creek
Pickett Creek
separatedFrom Southern Pickets
state Washington

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Picket Range hasSubregion Northern Pickets
Pyramid Peak (Pickets) isPartOfSubrange Northern Pickets