Cascade Glacier is located in the North Cascades National Park in Washington State, USA. It is one of the many glaciers in the park, which is known for its stunning mountain landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The glacier is fed by snowfall and is a significant source of water for the surrounding rivers and streams. The glacier is named for its cascading appearance as it flows down the mountainside. Like many glaciers, Cascade Glacier is affected by climate change, leading to concerns about its retreat and the impact on local wildlife and water resources. Monitoring these changes is essential for understanding the health of the North Cascades ecosystem.