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Mount Baker, Washington
Visitor Information
Elevation
10,778 feet (3,285 meters)
Getting to Mt Baker
The best view of the mountain is from the Glacier Creek Road off of Highway 542. A 10-kilometer hike, taking off
from Dead Horse Road (No.3907) affords closer views of Baker's north side. On the south side of the mountain Forest Service Road
372, taking off from Baker Lake Road, ends near the Schreibers Meadow cinder cone.
Related Web Sites
Mt-Baker.Com
Offers information and services about the Mt. Baker area.
Mount Baker Experience. 225 Marine Drive, Blaine, WA 98230. Phone: (Business/Editorial Office): 360-332-1777; Fax: 360-332-2777. E-mail
Mount Baker
Site by USGS providing background information, maps and general glacier information.
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