Mount Adams

Mount Adams is the second-highest volcano in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, standing at 12,281 feet. Located in Washington state within the Cascade Range, it is a dormant stratovolcano formed by layers of lava, ash, and volcanic debris. Known for its impressive snow-capped peak and rugged terrain, it offers opportunities for climbing, hiking, and scientific study. Its surrounding wilderness is part of the Mount Adams Wilderness, providing habitat for diverse wildlife. Despite its dormant status, it remains a significant geological feature, highlighting the area's volcanic activity and natural beauty.