Route: Mount Baker (WA)

The trail to the Easton Glacier (the main variation listed) begins at the Park Butte trailhead (3,360 ft) and winds through a well maintained forested trail before gaining the subalpine railroad grade ridge to Sandy Camp.  From there the route ascends through a mixture of rocks and snow before reaching the glacier.  The upper 1/3 of this route navigates cravasses and snow slopes of the Easton Glacier.  The final push to the summit plateau ascends the Roman Wall. The summit is 10,781 ft above sea level.  Mount Baker is one of the 5 volcanoes in Washington and has the heaviest glacier cover of the Cascade Range volcanoes. 

https://www.mountaineers.org/activities/routes-places/mount-baker-easton-glacier

Coleman-Deming (run)

The track starts at the uppermost step or sign at the trailhead (3675') and follows the summer trail to the true summit via the Coleman-Deming. Descent via the same route.

Coleman-Deming (ski)

The track starts either at the bathroom or the uppermost step or sign at the trailhead (3675') and either follows the summer trail or Grouse Creek to the true summit via the Coleman-Deming. Descent via the same route.

North Ridge (ski)

The track starts either at the bathroom or the uppermost step or sign at the trailhead (3675') and either follows the summer trail or Grouse Creek to the true summit via the North Ridge. Descent via Coleman Deming.