Crazy Hills

The Crazy Hills mountain range is a rugged and picturesque landscape in the northwestern corner of Washington state. Characterized by steep, rocky peaks and deep, forested valleys, the Crazy Hills offer a diverse array of outdoor recreation opportunities. The range is part of the broader Cascade mountain system, with elevations ranging from around 2,000 feet in the foothills to over 7,000 feet at the highest summits. The terrain is predominantly forested, with subalpine meadows and rocky outcroppings at higher elevations. Numerous glacial lakes and streams are scattered throughout the range, providing scenic backdrops for hikers, campers, and anglers.