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Mount Adams Backpacking Guide
With spectacular fields of wildflowers well into summer, incredible mountain scenery, and cozy campsites nestled in beautiful meadows, the Mount Adams Wilderness should definitely be on backpackers’ radars. At 12,281 feet, Mount Adams is the second-tallest peak in Washington. Located in south central Washington – far from large cities – this mountain isn’t crowded by PNW hiking standards.
Unlike some neighboring peaks, Mount Adams does not have a complete trail around the mountain. Instead, you have the option of combining three trails – Round the Mountain Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Highline Trail – to hike 3/4 of the way around the mountain on beautiful, straightforward, and safe trails.
Continue reading to learn about backpacking Mount Adams, written by Dave Collins.
Dave Collins
Dave is CleverHiker’s founder and he oversees day-to-day operations of the site.
Mount Adams Backpacking Guide
With spectacular fields of wildflowers well into summer, incredible mountain scenery, and cozy campsites nestled in beautiful meadows, the Mount Adams Wilderness should definitely be on backpackers’ radars. At 12,281 feet, Mount Adams is the second-tallest peak in Washington. Located in south central Washington – far from large cities – this mountain isn’t crowded by PNW hiking standards.
Unlike some neighboring peaks, Mount Adams does not have a complete trail around the mountain. Instead, you have the option of combining three trails – Round the Mountain Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Highline Trail – to hike 3/4 of the way around the mountain on beautiful, straightforward, and safe trails.
Continue reading to learn about backpacking Mount Adams, written by Dave Collins.
Dave Collins
Dave is CleverHiker’s founder and he oversees day-to-day operations of the site.
Mount Adams Backpacking Guide
With spectacular fields of wildflowers well into summer, incredible mountain scenery, and cozy campsites nestled in beautiful meadows, the Mount Adams Wilderness should definitely be on backpackers’ radars. At 12,281 feet, Mount Adams is the second-tallest peak in Washington. Located in south central Washington – far from large cities – this mountain isn’t crowded by PNW hiking standards.
Unlike some neighboring peaks, Mount Adams does not have a complete trail around the mountain. Instead, you have the option of combining three trails – Round the Mountain Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Highline Trail – to hike 3/4 of the way around the mountain on beautiful, straightforward, and safe trails.
Continue reading to learn about backpacking Mount Adams, written by Dave Collins.
Dave Collins
Dave is CleverHiker’s founder and he oversees day-to-day operations of the site.
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