Mt. Baker Bench Mark Medallion

Mount Baker, known as "White Steep Mountain" by the Nooksack Indians, stands proudly at an elevation of 10,781 feet. This majestic peak, located in Washington state, is renowned for its ice-clad summit and active geothermal system, notably the Sherman Crater. Named after Joseph Baker, who discovered it in 1792 during an expedition with George Vancouver, Mount Baker has a rich history and remains a symbol of natural beauty and adventure.

The Mt. Baker Bench Mark Medallion’s felt backing ensures it can be displayed without causing damage to surfaces, and it comes with a soft fleece pouch for added protection. Packaged in a clear vinyl box, it makes for a stunning gift presentation. The coordinates (N48° 46' 39'' W121° 48' 43'') etched on the medallion serve as a precise reminder of your adventure's starting point.

Mount Baker is not just a mountain but a part of two significant congressionally designated areas: the Mt. Baker Wilderness and the Mt. Baker National Recreation Area. Its glaciers, volcanic craters, and the history of the Mount Baker Club's efforts in conservation and outdoor activities enrich its story.

Celebrate your achievement and cherish your memories with the Mt. Baker Bench Mark Medallion – a perfect gift for commemorating your remarkable adventure.