Best Camping Spots in Washington
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Now Playing at the Pasayten Wilderness Amphitheater
Editor’s Note – To get the full story on Jim’s trip to Washington’s Pasayten Wilderness, check out his article Hiking with Horses: How Aging Hikers Can[Read More…]
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A Devilish Night on Devils Dome
I immediately woke my two companions and let them know that they needed to get up, get dressed, get out of the tent and give me a hand. At first they were both saying, “why don’t you just put on the rain fly and get back in, go back to sleep…” and I replied that if they stayed in the tent that they would miss the lightning show. That provided sufficient motivation and they were soon out of the tent, looking at the skies.
Cathedral Peak and Amphitheater Mountain, Pasayten Wilderness
We just stopped there in awe, I was running all over like a 6 year old, taking pictures and exclaiming loudly how awesome a place it was. After running out of cool shit to say and taking maybe 200 pictures we saddled up to tackle the final two miles or so Cathedral Pass. The closer you get to Cathedral Peak the more you stop and stare. The southeast face of the peak is remarkably steep and actually looks out of place. The eastern Pasayten is better known for its rounded peaks than its jagged summits. This entire area looked more like it belonged in the Southwest than the Northwest!
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