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The Top 20 Mountain Passes in Washington

Whether it be for the views, for the climbs or for the downhill descents, browse our list of the best mountain passes in Washington and make your next adventure one to remember. Contributed by the community, for the community, each mountain pass Highlight is a personal recommendation you know you can trust, so simply find your favorite and go.

Last updated: October 1, 2025

Chinook Pass

The bridge at Chinook Pass is the gateway into Mount Rainier National Park. A large parking lot is located just north of here. You will find pit toilets and trash cans there.

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Stevens Pass is a popular ski and hiking area. This north trailhead has a large parking lot whereas most the the ski lifts and guest services are close to the south trailhead.

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Cascade Pass is a nice and scenic place to take a break and enjoy the 360 degree views over the Northern Cascades and the pristine lakes below you.

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At 6473 feet, Cispus Pass is the southern gateway to the fantastically beautiful Goat Rocks section of the PCT.

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Snoqualmie Pass is a popular ski area, but during hiking season you will meet lots of PCT longdistance hikers in this area. The "Summit Inn" is the only place that …

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The highest point of the Enchantments Traverse, Aasgard Pass from Colchuck Lake is the most popular route to climb into the Enchantments Core. When it is snow free, the route …

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On your way to or from Canada, you'll pass through the Pasayten Wilderness, the last incredibly beautiful area left on the U.S. side. You'll see dramatic views of the Northern …

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At an elevation of about 5,600 feet, Washington Pass offers some great views over the surrounding Cascade Mountains. There is short loop trail leading to an overlook. The rest area is equipped with picnic benches, drinking water fountains and restrooms.

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At 6,370 feet, Sourdough Pass is one of many mountain passes you will climb along the Pacific Crest Trail. The views are magnificient.

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Frosty Pass is located at mile marker 702.4 of the Pacific Northwest Trail and offers some stunning views over the mountain ranges to all sides. Follow a faint trail to …

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