Recently the Spouse announced that our family has a goal: Visit, and climb if possible, all the volcanoes in Washington State. I told him he could climb Ranier himself, but otherwise I'll join the quest.
So last Saturday, we visited West Crater, the smallest volcano (that we know of) in the state. To get there from our house, you drive to Carson, WA and take county roads and forest roads. West Crater isn't a big, impressive cinder cone like Ranier, St. Helens or Adams. It's overgrown with trees and brush, but still impressive.
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Beautiful! Come stay with us and we will take you as far as the ice fields (Coleman Glacier) on Mt. Baker. We try to do it at least once a year and the views are breath taking!
Cool! What a neat goal... We've been on the forest service roads between where you are and Carson, very cool, and a lot of fun. Did some camping willy-nilly back through there in our childless days. Beautiful...
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