List of mountain passes in Washington explained

The U.S. state of Washington, located in the Pacific Northwest, has several major mountain ranges that are traversed various passes. The state is divided by the Cascade Range, which have the highest passes, and is also home to the Olympic Mountains, Selkirk Mountains, and Blue Mountains.

Name^[1]	Mountain range	County	Elevation	Coordinates	Primary access route^[2] ^[3]	Other access route(s)	GNIS
Aasgard Pass (Colchuck Pass)	Cascade Range	Chelan	7831feet	47.4803°N -120.8206°W
Blewett Pass	Wenatchee Mountains	Chelan, Kittitas	4124feet	47.3353°N -120.5789°W
Excelsior Pass	Cascade Range	Whatcom	5384feet	48.9094°N -121.8018°W
Cayuse Pass	Cascade Range	Pierce	4833feet	46.8669°N -121.5386°W
Chinook Pass	Cascade Range	Pierce, Yakima	5440feet	46.8719°N -121.5156°W
Disautel Pass	Okanogan Highlands	Okanogan	2487feet	48.3606°N -119.2372°W
Loup Loup Pass	Cascade Range	Okanogan	4022feet	48.3886°N -119.8872°W
Satus Pass	Cascade Range	Klickitat	3130feet	45.9847°N -120.6536°W
Sherman Pass	Kettle River Range	Ferry	5541feet	48.6075°N -118.4794°W
Snoqualmie Pass	Cascade Range	King, Kittitas	3015feet	47.4219°N -121.4111°W
Stampede Pass	Cascade Range	King, Kittitas	3688feet	47.2833°N -121.3511°W	BNSF Railway (disused)
Stevens Pass	Cascade Range	Chelan, King	4061feet	47.745°N -121.0933°W
Vanderbilt Gap	Manastash Ridge	Kittitas	2672feet	46.8806°N -120.4264°W
Washington Pass	Cascade Range	Chelan, Okanogan	5453feet	48.5239°N -120.6542°W
Wauconda Pass	Okanogan Highlands	Okanogan	4649feet	48.7261°N -118.9536°W
White Pass	Cascade Range	Lewis, Yakima	4478feet	46.6386°N -121.3894°W

See also

• List of mountain ranges in Washington (state)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Query Form For The United States And Its Territories . . . April 19, 2020.
2. 2014 . Washington State Highways, 2014–2015 . . April 19, 2020.
3. Web site: Mountain Passes . Washington State Department of Transportation . April 19, 2020.