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North Cascades National Park
4 stamp stations
Forest Info Center with HQ Administration Building
Address: 810 State Route 20 (Moore Street), Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284
The North Cascades hold more than 300 glaciers, the most of any U.S. park outside Alaska, in a jagged wilderness of 9,000-foot peaks, turquoise lakes like Diablo, and valleys that Indigenous peoples traveled for millennia. Most of the park is trail-only wilderness.
See Diablo Lake's impossible color from the overlooks and walk the Rainy Lake trail. For a challenge, climb to Cascade Pass or backpack the remote Stehekin valley reachable only by trail, boat, or floatplane.
The North Cascades hold more than 300 glaciers, the most of any U.S. park outside Alaska, in a jagged wilderness of 9,000-foot peaks, turquoise lakes like Diablo, and valleys that Indigenous peoples traveled for millennia. Most of the park is trail-only wilderness.
See Diablo Lake's impossible color from the overlooks and walk the Rainy Lake trail. For a challenge, climb to Cascade Pass or backpack the remote Stehekin valley reachable only by trail, boat, or floatplane.
The North Cascades hold more than 300 glaciers, the most of any U.S. park outside Alaska, in a jagged wilderness of 9,000-foot peaks, turquoise lakes like Diablo, and valleys that Indigenous peoples traveled for millennia. Most of the park is trail-only wilderness.
See Diablo Lake's impossible color from the overlooks and walk the Rainy Lake trail. For a challenge, climb to Cascade Pass or backpack the remote Stehekin valley reachable only by trail, boat, or floatplane.
Address: 7280 Ranger Station Rd., Marblemount, WA 98267
The North Cascades hold more than 300 glaciers, the most of any U.S. park outside Alaska, in a jagged wilderness of 9,000-foot peaks, turquoise lakes like Diablo, and valleys that Indigenous peoples traveled for millennia. Most of the park is trail-only wilderness.
See Diablo Lake's impossible color from the overlooks and walk the Rainy Lake trail. For a challenge, climb to Cascade Pass or backpack the remote Stehekin valley reachable only by trail, boat, or floatplane.
