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Backcountry Skiing: Mt. Baker, Washington 2nd Ed.

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Second Edition. Get the skinny on some of the best backcountry skiing and riding in Western Washington with Backcountry Skiing: Mt. Baker, Washington.

Covering the zones:

  • Swift Creek / Huntoon Point
  • Shuksan Arm
  • Artist Point
  • Lake Ann Peak
  • Bagley Lakes / Herman Saddle
  • East Table / Chain Lakes
  • Ptarmigan Ridge
  • Iceberg / Mazama
  • Barometer Mountain
  • Mt. Herman
  • Herman Stoneman
  • Slate Mountain
  • Shuksan West
  • Shuksan North
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The Huntoon Point zone writeup saved me a lot of trial and error on my first trip out there. Elevation profiles and aspect notes are detailed enough that I actually trusted them. Solid second edition, well worth having in the pack.

Victoria ★★★★★

The second edition maps out Swift Creek access way better than I expected, with clear lines drawn for the skin track in. I've been skiing Baker for years and still found new zones in here.

Aurora ★★★★★

Spent a powder day at Huntoon Point last winter and had no idea where the good lines actually were, so I grabbed this before the season started. The zone breakdowns actually match what's on the ground, which is rare for a guidebook. Already marked half the book for next year.

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