Pyramid Peak

Pyramid Peak is a sharp summit in the North Cascades rising to about 2,100 meters (6,900 feet). The mountain's distinctive pointed shape makes it recognizable from many vantage points across the range.

The mountain was first summited in 1931 by climbers from the Seattle Mountaineers club. This early ascent established the peak as a destination for alpinists exploring the North Cascades.

The mountain stands as a training ground for Pacific Northwest climbers who develop their skills through various technical routes to the summit.

You can reach the peak by hiking the Pyramid Lake Trail near Diablo Dam within North Cascades National Park. Conditions change quickly here, and you should be prepared for wet weather and snow at higher elevations.

The peak receives heavy precipitation as Pacific weather systems slam into the North Cascades range. This creates thick snow buildup that makes the climb significantly harder in winter months.

Location: Washington

Location: Pierce County

Elevation above the sea: 2,114 m

GPS coordinates: 46.80684,-121.81207

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:41