Big Craggy & West Craggy
WA100: Peaks 4-5/100
written by Scott Kranz | #WA100Project
Big Craggy & West Craggy (the Craggies) are located on the traditional lands of the Nlaka’pamux, Methow, Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, and Syilx (Okanagan), among other Indigenous Peoples, past and present.
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THE WA100 PROJECT
Over the next two seasons, Scott Kranz is embarking on a personal journey to climb and document Washington state's 100 highest peaks. These summits are all in the Cascades, the mountain range that transformed his life. His aim behind this project is to celebrate the ways in which we connect with our local landscapes while also giving back by uplifting and supporting the outdoor community and organizations that strive for inclusivity and accessibility in outdoor spaces.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Scott Kranz is a full-time outdoor photographer and filmmaker based in Seattle. Born and raised in Minnesota, Scott moved to Washington State in 2013 and first explored the Cascade Range, which sparked a lifelong love of outdoor adventure and photography. Since, he’s come to partner with some of the world’s leading brands and shot on all seven continents.