Central Cascades

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The Central Cascades are a mountainous region of the Cascade Range in Washington State known for their rugged peaks, dense forests, and extensive outdoor recreation opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain region
borderedBy North Cascades
South Cascades
contains Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Alpine Lakes region
linked to: Alpine Lakes

Enchantment Lakes area
linked to: Enchantment Lakes

Glacier Peak
Glacier Peak Wilderness
Henry M. Jackson Wilderness
Icicle Creek area
linked to: Icicle Creek

Leavenworth area
Mount Daniel
Mount Hinman
Mount Stuart
Skykomish River headwaters
Snoqualmie Pass
Snoqualmie Pass area
Stevens Pass
Stevens Pass area
linked to: Stevens Pass

Stuart Range
Wenatchee River headwaters
Yakima River headwaters
country United States
ecosystem dry montane forest (east slopes)
temperate rainforest (west slopes)
hasFeature alpine lakes
coniferous forests
glaciated peaks
river valleys
subalpine meadows
waterfalls
wilderness areas
knownFor backpacking
camping
dense forests
hiking
mountaineering
outdoor recreation
rugged peaks
scenic views
skiing
snowshoeing
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
Washington State
linked to: Washington
managedBy Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
mountainSystem Cascades
partOf Cascade Range
recreationUse alpine climbing
day hiking
multi-day backpacking
rock climbing

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Skykomish, Washington region Central Cascades of Washington
linked to: Central Cascades
Kachess Lake locatedIn central Cascade Range
linked to: Central Cascades
Alpine Lakes backcountry lakes locatedIn Central Cascades of Washington
linked to: Central Cascades