Green Divide (South)

Green Divide South is part of the famed Stampede Pass Route. Along the way are two hikes: Colquhoun Peak and Pyramid Peak. Colquhoun is a half-mile hike with approximately 500 feet of elevation gain, reaching a peak of 5,144 feet. There, you may find the remnants of the Colquhoun Lookout, which was constructed in the 1930s and removed in 1958. Unfortunately, due to treasure hunters, little remains of the lookout. Pyramid Peak is a 1.5-mile-long hike leading to 5,636 feet elevation. The first mile of the trail is shared with the Pacific Crest Trail, a hiking trail that covers 2,650 miles from Mexico to Canada.

Stampede Pass Route is a 32-mile mountain pass through the Cascade Range, just south of Snoqualmie Pass in Washington. The pass was created to service railroads that traversed the Cascade Mountains. Today, it covers several well-maintained forest roads with ample room and views throughout.