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Peaks in the Cascade Range

Name a mountain in the Cascade Range. Hopdown accepts 244 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper. A named mountain or volcano in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest, from British Columbia to northern California.

Most common answers

• Mount RainierExtremely common
• Mount HoodExtremely common
• Mount St. HelensExtremely common
• Mount BakerCommon
• Mount ShuksanUncommon
• Mount FuryUncommon
• Mount TriumphUncommon
• Mount TerrorUncommon
• Mount AdamsUncommon
• Glacier PeakUncommon
• Sloan PeakUncommon
• Bonanza PeakUncommon
• Mount JeffersonUncommon
• Mount FernowUncommon
• Mount MaudeUncommon

Rare answers

• Mount HarknessRare
• Medicine Lake VolcanoRare
• Hurry-Up PeakRare
• Mount LagoRare
• Colonial PeakRare
• Mount DegenhardtRare
• Mount SaulRare
• Del Campo PeakVery rare
• Kyes PeakVery rare
• Cannon MountainVery rare
• Mount RooseveltVery rare
• Tiger MountainVery rare
• Plummer PeakVery rare
• Mount PleasantVery rare
• Pikers PeakVery rare

Deep cuts

The answers almost nobody gives.

• Zigzag MountainDeep cut
• Marion PeakDeep cut
• Fuji MountainDeep cut
• Watchman PeakDeep cut
• Mount AshlandDeep cut
• Chaos CragsDeep cut
• Mount HoffmanDeep cut
• Mount SilverthroneDeep cut
• Mount LindemanDeep cut
• Mount TomyhoiDeep cut

Plus 204 more answers you'll have to find yourself.