• View from Sourdough Mountain Overlook A view looking down onto Diablo Lake. Photo Credit: NPS/Michael Silverman, 2010.

    North Cascades

    National Park Washington

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Lodgepole pine cones after a fire. NPS Photo
Lodgepole pine cones after a fire.
NPS Photo
 

Donating is easy!

You can help protect the natural and cultural resources of North Cascades National through a variety of means:

  • Show your support for Washington's national parks by purchasing a special license plate, a program coordinated by Washington's National Park Fund.
  • Sponsor a student through North Cascades Institute's educational programs and grant a child their first overnight camping experience.
  • Sign-up for a day of volunteering on North Cascade's trails.
  • Send a monetary donation in memory or honor of a family member. You can also donate for a special occasion like a wedding, birthday, or an anniversary.

For donation inquiries, please contact:
Karen Taylor-Goodrich, Superintendent (360) 854-7205

Donations may be made by check or money order, payable to "National Park Service" Send to:
Superintendent
810 State Route 20
Sedro-Woolley, WA, 98284

Many of our park projects would not exist without the generous support of private citizens. Thank you for considering supporting your national park!

Did You Know?

lupine is a common flower in dry sunny areas

In addition to Wilderness, Recreation Areas and National Park designations there are also five Research Natural Areas in the complex: Silver Lake, Pyramid Lake, Boston Glacier, Stetattle Creek and Big Beaver Valley.