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A view east from Cascade Pass down the Upper Stehekin River Valley. You can take a trail down that valley, then a road, all the way to Lake Chelan. Over a 100 years ago, this route and pass was scouted as a possible rail route through the Cascades. The route had always been used by the indians. Fortunately, the railroad never transpired. The biggest impediment was the steep-walled Lake Chelan. Thank god the railway never went through. It would have changed the character of this place markedly--for the worse. Mt. Booker is on the left; McGregor Mountain is at the end of the valley (right of center); Glory Mountain is at right. July 29, 2000. Comments [ Post a Comment ]
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Image ID: 42278 Hits: 1900 Lat/Lon: 48.49140°N / 121.0378°W |