The term 'Peak in the Cascades' refers to four mountains located in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest. Mount Shasta, located in California, is a 6-letter peak with an elevation of 14, 179 feet. Mount Hood, located in Oregon, is also a 6-letter peak with an elevation of 11, 249 feet. Mount Baker, located in Washington, is a 10-letter peak with an elevation of 10, 781 feet. Lastly, Mount Shasta, located in California, is an 11-letter peak with an elevation of 14, 162 feet. All four of these peaks are part of the Cascade Range and offer stunning views of the surrounding area.