Day Hiking
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What sort of hike do you want to take today? Fancy a peaceful stroll down to the river, looking for birds and wildlife, or a glimpse of migrating salmon? Or are you in the mood to push your limits, climb to the heights and watch the world unfold below you? Short or long, low elevation or high, there are hundreds of miles of trails awaiting your discovery throughout the season. Trip Planning The trail guide below is organized by area. Or, if you already know the name of the trail you are interested in, check the alphabetical listing of all the trails in the park complex. |
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North Cascades Scenic Highway (State Route 20) Trails are listed from west to east along the highway Thornton Lake There are numerous other trails off State Route 20 to the east of the park, originating in the Okanogan National Forest. Cascade River Road
Baker Lake Road
There are numerous other day hikes accessible from this area, all within the Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest. Mount Baker Highway (Highway 542)
There are numerous other day hikes located off this road, many with stunning views into the national park. These trails are located in the Mount Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest. Stehekin For information on the Stehekin area, including access, Stehekin Valley shuttle bus schedules, and more, please visit the Stehekin page. Agnes Creek (Pacific Crest Trail) |
Did You Know?
Stephen Mather Wilderness comprises 93% of the North Cascades National Park Service Complex. About 400 miles of trail provide access to this rugged Wilderness.
Trail Guide
Current Park Conditions
Trail Conditions
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