Cascade Pass to Sahale Arm - Best Hike in the North Cascades!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Cascade pass is often named as one of the best day hikes in Washington state, add on Sahale arm and it's otherworldly. This trail show off the heart of North cascades national park, with 360 views and an abundance of wildlife. Instantly became a favorite of mine, enjoy!
Follow me on Instagram / wanderingwashingtontrails
Music licensed through TH-cam Creative Commons
Jindupe - Lauren Duski
Lilac skies - Corbyn Kites
Poured - Lauren Duski
Ponderous Days - Joel Cummins
Sky Skating - Geographer
Turned to Dust - The whole Other
Stinson - Reed Mathis
www.purple-pla...
Now We Are Free
Rise Above
I did this traverse in 1975, looking forward to doing it again. I'm only 72. I love this alpinist.
you are my hero :D
My most favorite ever . I love bears, seeing that one cross your path was heartfelt. Thank you for sharing.
Camped in Pelton Basin down below The Cascade Pass and hiked up to Sahale Arm Glacier with my son. It's a very beautiful place.
Cool!!!Want to do this trail in august 2024!
Thanks for sharing! Can you do a video on how you started hiking, the gear you use for hikes, and safety for solo hiking? Thank you!
Imagine growing up here .enjoy!
Thanks for sharing your adventures in Cascades! I can't wait to plan my first hiking trip there.
I decided to look up Sahale Mountain. I hiked this trail to the Doubtful Lake overlook many years ago, what a view! I'm going back to continue on and climb Sahale Mountain soon, I can't wait! Thanks for the video.
Washington state is so underrated, easily one of the most beautiful places on earth
I couldn't agree more
good …lets keep it that way:)
thanks for the video, im visiting from texas and will be doing this trail the weekend after the 4th of july. awesome video
That's an excellent choice! Have fun, those mountains are gorgeous
Great vid. Was just out there last month from Florida. I think north cascades is the most beautiful place in the lower 48. I will be back keep the vids coming.
You have great taste, north cascades are impossible to beat in my opinion, always worth the visit!
Wow... Absolutely gorgeous. Great job on that, Thank you... love your enthusiasm; very inspiring.
Thank you so much! I love this trail and it just makes me so happy to see these mountains
@@wanderingwashington I fully, completely understand... I moved to Colorado just over seven years ago and have been in a state of Nirvana ever since (Nirvanarado... ✌). BTW, the Northern Cascades are by far the most similar looking (M)ountains to a couple of my favorite ranges over here. Thanks again for your inspiring content.
This is such a lovely, cozy vlog, so soothing, beautiful places❣❣Thanks so much for sharing this exceptional experience💚💙💚💙
You're welcome, so glad you enjoyed!
Great video. I'm a Washington local and have always loved hiking in the Cascades. I'm glad you captured this event. Such a feat to accomplish
Thank you so much, I really loved getting to capture all of the wildlife on this trail :)
Great video! That's awesome you got to see so many critters. Should be seeing some griz in there before too long
Thank you so much for sharing these unique experiences of yours. I had a chance to live in Washington State for a while and I have to admit, it is one of the most remarkable places on earth. It really goes with the vibe of nature, people are more grounded and down to earth. A lot of good coffee that warms you up in the cold months, ohh I miss Washington so much. Thank you for bringing all these great memories back to me. Truly what I needed after weeks of rising stress and anxiety, this brought me back to myself. Thank you so much. Sending you much love and wishing you the best on your next adventure.
Thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed it. Yes getting out and seeing the mountains really helps with my own mental health. Nature is amazing and I love this area so much.
Nicely done. Great photography. Beautiful area.
Great video. Big fan here. I"m glad you found your first black bear on the trail. I'm still waiting for mine -- looks like this hike will have to be completed this next summer :D
It's worth the wait!
Great job capturing the abundant beauty along this trail! Always a treat to see wildlife! We can see why it's a must do hike! Appreciate the effort you put into this filming so many awesome hiking shots. The commentary was enjoyable and helpful, as well. Glad we found your channel! 👍
Thank you so much, that means a lot! Glad you enjoyed!
Great video! Brought back a lot of great memories!!! I was just as in awe as you! But no bear for me👎🏻 thanks
Another awesome video!!!
Your camera quality is amazing, what do you use? Great video!
I have been backpacking for over 50 years and been near many mountain goats. They are usually searching for salt. If you approach them and they are uncomfortable, they will stomp their front feet. That means, “Come NO further!!” If you stand still and let them approached you they will come within 4’ of you. It has happened to me several times.
Holy cow!! Mountain goats 🎉 what’s next…unicorns? Too kewl
My goodness, I want to do this hike so much. Too bad it's twice as much elevation gain as anything else I've ever done.
Nonsense of w&j love that hike
ooooh my gawd oooo my god ooo my GOD
Wonderful Video! Thanks for sharing. Would would you pin pointing the spot on the video @17:27. Would love to hike atleast up until the point. Thank.
We’re you by yourself on this hike? I’m planning on going next week wink😊
Yes, I solo hiked this. Have fun, but be sure to check fire and smoke forecasts fir the area
Great Video! You had some great luck with the wildlife spottings! I'm planning on hiking this trail in June, up to the Lake (and maybe even down to the Lake) and was just wondering the total time it took for you from parking lot to parking lot? The google maps estimations have been inaccurate in the past, and they don't account for taking in and enjoying the views!
Took me 7 hours in total(I did trail run half of the descent)
June will still have plenty of snow in this area, so be advised, should be beautiful!
@@wanderingwashington Thanks for the heads up and the info! I live in Houston so it'll be crazy going from 100 degrees to the 40s
They are HUCKLEBERRIES NOT blueberries!!
For those of you perfecting your PNW pronunciation, Sahale is pronounced SAH-HAIL
Beg to differ. Any North Cascades park or area forest ranger, as well as experienced regional hikers like me, will tell you that it's pronounced Sah-HAH-lee. It's a 3 syllable Chinook word meaning a high place.