Mount Baker - Easton Glacier

Overview:

This route starts from the south side of Mount Baker, above Baker Lake. The hike begins through the forest, eventually ascending the gentle slopes of the Easton or Squak glaciers. Depending on the time of year, you may encounter a significant amount of open crevasses on the glacier. At 9600’ you will reach the Sherman crater and you will be treated to amazing views (and smells!) into the volcano crater. From the crater, ascend the moderately steep snow slopes to the summit plateau and finally the summit of Mount Baker at 10,786’. Descent is via the same route. This route involves glacier travel, and requires ascending moderately steep snow slopes.

When to climb?

May - September, conditions dependent.

Total stats:

14 Miles, 7500’ Elevation Gain.

Itinerary:

The team’s start time will largely depend on the fitness level of the members. Generally, we aim to begin hiking around 1AM and hope to return to the trailhead by 4PM that same day!

Interested in skiing?

With our services, individuals who possess strong skiing abilities have the option to ski off the summit of Baker. We will carry your skis and boots to the summit of Mount Baker if you do not have an alpine touring set-up. With this option, you have the ability to enjoy a blissful ski descent of a major cascade volcano.

Pricing:

1 Climber: $900 p/p

2 Climbers: $700 p/p

3 Climbers: $600 p/p

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Group of six climbers in winter gear standing on snowy mountain summit with snow-capped peaks in the background under clear blue sky.
Snow-covered mountain slope with climbers ascending, with mountain ranges and snow-capped peaks visible in the background.
Mountaineers climbing snow-covered mountain with large rocky formation under a blue sky.
Two climbers equipped with ice axes and harnesses, ascending a snowy mountain under a clear blue sky, with snow-covered peak in the background.