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BIG JIM

Mountains and Summits


Pacific Ranges Cascade Range

Big Jim

7,763 ft

Big Jim is a prominent peak situated in the Pacific Ranges mountain range, known for its majestic beauty and challenging terrain. With an elevation of approximately [insert elevation] feet, it stands as an impressive landmark in the region. The mountain's size and steep slopes make it a popular destination for experienced mountaineers seeking a thrilling adventure.

During the winter season, Big Jim experiences varying snowpack ranges, which can greatly impact mountaineering activities. Snow levels can reach several feet, transforming the mountain into a snowy wonderland. It is advisable for climbers to be well-prepared and equipped with proper gear to navigate these snowy conditions safely.

Furthermore, Big Jim contributes to the hydrological system of the surrounding area as several creeks and rivers receive runoff from its melting snow. This influx of water sustains the local ecosystem, providing vital resources for vegetation and wildlife.

The history and origin of the name "Big Jim" carry intriguing lore and legends. Some sources attribute the name to an early settler or explorer named Jim who was renowned for his size and strength. Others suggest that it was named in honor of a legendary figure or a local Indigenous story. Exploring these stories and legends adds an element of mystique to the mountain, enriching the mountaineering experience even further.


Outdoor Recreation

Campground Campsites Reservations Toilets Showers Elevation
Napeequa Crossing 5 1,928 ft
Beverly 10 3,116 ft
White Pine 5 2,781 ft
Nason Creek 76 1,900 ft
Riverbend - Law 6 2,474 ft
Johnny Creek 74 2,439 ft
Phelps Creek 13 2,737 ft
Cottonwood - Ent 25 3,077 ft
Ida Creek 10 2,523 ft
Schaefer Creek 10 2,492 ft
White River Falls 5 2,209 ft
Tumwater 100 1,688 ft
Soda Springs - Law 5 2,270 ft
Chatter Creek 24 2,733 ft
Atkinson Flat 7 2,527 ft
Mineral Springs 7 2,728 ft
Lake Creek - Law 8 2,326 ft
Rock Island 24 2,796 ft
Indian Camp- State Forest 6 2,574 ft
Swauk 47 3,164 ft
Grasshopper Meadows 5 2,049 ft
Trout Lake Creek None 4,845 ft
Lake Wenatchee State Park 200 1,897 ft
Ski Area Snowpack Air Temperature 5 Day Forecast
Leavenworth Ski Hill 0" 60° 0"
Stevens Pass Ski Area 0" 48° 8.99"
Mission Ridge Ski Area 0" 60° 0"
Yodelin 0" 48° 8.99"
Medallion Peak resort 0" 61° 2.52"
River Run Streamflow Length Class

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