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If you’re careful driver I think you’ll be fine (assuming have right tires) just drive slow

Washington is terrible. Don’t come here!!!

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how does one know when a mountain blew'd up?

this is a real question, I would like to know for real cause that's darn interesting that they can nail it down to the year.

I'm from the East Coast and the tallest mountains are barely a hill compared to what we got here. It's cause they're "retired".

Never knew til I moved out here!

That is outstandingly good! Your legends are excellent. Truly informative poster, and great to look at!

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I drove over from SEA to Winthrop in a 4Runner with traction tires, on Christmas….it was a white knuckle, 6 hours in the car and I drive over here once a month.

Amazing! I'd buy this!

Ring of fire

Thank you. This is great

Thanks for making this. The first five are very famous mountains that I want to see for the first time or see more of, and the last three I have actually never heard of. I really want to visit the Indian Heaven area now.

Also, everyone in the Pacific Northwest should be afraid of the impending doom of Tahoma’s eruption. That’d gonna be a big event if it happens. Hopefully we’d be able to predict it and evacuate.

“Eruption” is misspelled under Mt St Helens.

Why is Mt. Adams described as active but indicated as dormant status?

I went to Mt St Helens a few months back, can definitely confirm life is finding a way! Was neat and surprising seeing fish in Silver Lake.

Growing up our living room window had a view of Mount Baker. It wasn’t long after the eruption of Mt. St. Helens. I remember monitoring it every day. If my seven-year-old memories hold true, sometimes you could see what looked like steam coming off the peak.

Which one is most likely to blow? Maybe I could chuck a few rocks at it so I can get out of work for a few weeks.

Awesome job!!! There is a minor mistake though, West Crater only has one elevation square when it should have two.

If you want barren moonscape, you head to Craters of the Moon in Idaho. Life is making a come back to Mt. St. Helens. There is much green around the mountain these days.

Schreiber's Meadow is beautiful. Stunning view of the Mount Baker ice cap, fun very close. It's an incredibly short hike up the trail, or the first gorgeous view on the way to Park Butte Lookout and a popular summit route.

Amazing!

make it a print!

I knew about the five big ones. But didn’t know about the smaller ones.

Wow - nice work. Thanks!