North Cascades · WA
Mount Stuart
9,419
Elevation ft
5,463
Prominence ft
Pacific Northwest
Region
The highest non-volcanic peak in the Washington Cascades south of the North Cascades National Park, Mount Stuart is a massive granitic peak rising above the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Its North Ridge is a classic alpine route and the peak offers both moderate and technical approaches.
Routes · 1
+ Suggest a RouteCascadian Couloir
Weather Forecast
7-Day Forecast
Tue, Sep 22
Fog
39° / 27°
💨12
Wed, Sep 23
Overcast
37° / 27°
💨12
Today
Drizzle
40° / 30°
31%
💧0.06"
💨13
Tomorrow
Snow Showers
31° / 19°
86%
❄ 1.4"
💨8
Sat, Sep 26
Drizzle
30° / 12°
26%
💨6
Sun, Sep 27
Overcast
37° / 17°
2%
💨4
Mon, Sep 28
Overcast
36° / 18°
8%
💨5
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History
A prominent landmark for the Wenatchee Valley, Stuart is one of the most celebrated peaks in Washington for its distinctive granite and its views of the Stuart Range, Enchantments, and surrounding Cascades.
First Ascent
1883 — Unknown early ascent