Mt Baker

The Coleman-Deming route is the most popular and commonly climbed route on Mt Baker. It's considered a moderately technical route and requires glacier travel skills and experience.

ELEVATION:  10,781 ft / 3286 m
ROUTE:          Coleman-Deming Glaciers
DIFFICULTY:  Beginner
DURATION:    3 days

The routes up the Easton and Squak Glaciers are classic mountaineering objectives. While both routes are straight-forward, they are not to be underestimated.

ELEVATION:  10,781 feet / 3286 meters
ROUTE:          Easton / Squak Glacier
DIFFICULTY:  Beginner
DURATION:    3 days

The North Ridge route is a more challenging and technical route on Mount Baker. Beginning at the Heliotrope Ridge trailhead and the route offers a more direct and exposed ascent to the summit.

ELEVATION:  10,781 ft / 3286 m
ROUTE:          North Ridge
DIFFICULTY:  Intermediate - Advanced
DURATION:    3-4 days

Join Edgeworks for a 2-day guided climb and ski descent of Mount Baker (Koma Kulshan) - a must-do adventure for backcountry skiers in the Pacific Northwest! 

ELEVATION: 10,781 feet / 3286 meters
ROUTE:         Easton / Squak Glaciers
DIFFICULTY:  Advanced
DURATION:    2 days