Discover Cascadia, One Peak at a Time
The Cascade Mountains stretch across Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia — each offering its own blend of adventure, charm, and local flavor. Whether you’re hiking through volcanic valleys, kayaking alpine lakes, or strolling through vibrant mountain towns, you’ll find something unforgettable at every turn. Choose your destination below and start planning your next journey.
Adventure Meets Tranquility in Oregon’s Cascades
Oregon’s portion of the Cascade Range is home to volcanic peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and hidden trails waiting to be explored. From the dramatic slopes of Mount Hood to the serene beauty of Crater Lake, Oregon offers a perfect balance between outdoor adventure and small-town comfort.
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Crater Lake National Park – Marvel at North America’s deepest lake and hike the rim for panoramic views that feel otherworldly.
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Bend & Sisters – Experience a mountain town vibe filled with breweries, cozy cabins, and easy access to trails and rivers.
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Willamette National Forest – Explore dense forests, waterfalls, and scenic byways ideal for road trips and photography.
TRAVEL TIP
Visit in autumn to see fiery fall colors paint the mountainsides — and enjoy smaller crowds before ski season starts.
Peaks, Parks, and Perfect Views
Washington’s Cascades combine rugged wilderness with charming alpine communities. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls in the North Cascades National Park, skiing near Mount Baker, or strolling through Leavenworth’s Bavarian-style streets, this part of Cascadia is full of personality and adventure.
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Mount Rainier National Park – A symbol of the Pacific Northwest, perfect for hiking wildflower meadows and spotting glaciers.
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Leavenworth – A Bavarian-inspired mountain town with festivals, wineries, and year-round scenic beauty.
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North Cascades Highway – Drive one of America’s most stunning routes, offering endless overlooks and photo stops.
TRAVEL TIP
Plan for summer and early fall, when trails are open and mountain wildflowers are in full bloom.