Most Significant Peaks in Cascadia

The most significant peaks (over 4,000 meters) in Cascadia are:

Mount Logan

• Mount Logan  5,959 m
• Mount Rainier  4,392 m (Tahoma)
• Mount Shasta  4,322 m
• Grand Teton  4,199 m
• Mount Waddington  4,019 m  (Mystery Mountain)

The St. Elias Range is one of the highest in North America, and includes eight other peaks, besides Mount Logan, which have an elevation over 4,000 m and which lie inside the borders of Cascadia. These are:

Tahoma

• Mount Saint Elias  5,489 m
• Mount Vancouver  4,812 m
• Mount Fairweather  4,671 m
• Mount Hubbard  4,577 m
• Mount Alverstone  4,439 m
• McArthur Peak  4,389 m
• Mount Augusta  4,289 m
• Mount Cook  4,196 m
  

Mount Shasta