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Whatcom Mountains Whatcom County contains some of the most scenic mountains in the continental United States. Mt. Shuksan, located at the edge of the North Cascades National Park, is one of the most-photographed mountains in the world. Mt. Baker, which rises to 10,778 feet just a few miles west of Shuksan is a perpetually snow-capped volcanic peak visible from Puget Sound. Surrounding these well-known peaks are dozens of less-known but equally rugged summits which attract climbers from around the world. Snowboarding got its start at the Mt. Baker Ski Area which actually sits on the shoulder of Mt. Shuksan. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger version of each photograph and to read a brief comment by the photographer. |
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![]() Mt. Baker at Sunset |
![]() Nooksack Falls |
![]() Mt. Shuksan with Orion |
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![]() Mt. Shuksan with Afternoon Clouds |
![]() Mt. Shuksan with Rising Lunar Eclipse |
![]() Mt. Shuksan in Autumn |
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![]() American and Canadian Border Peaks |
![]() Snow-covered Subalpine Firs |
![]() Mt. Baker from Skyline Divide |
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![]() Snowboarding |
![]() Mt. Shuksan at Dawn |
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| Whatcom Coast & More | Mark Turner • Turner Photographics • 2414 C Street • Bellingham, WA 98225 USA voice 360-671-6851 • fax 360-671-4361 e-mail mark@turnerphotographics.com All images © 1993-2003 Mark Turner • Page updated March 3, 2003 |
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