Hiking Camping Biking Birding Lake Activities Activities Nearby Naturalist Programs
  • Castle Creek/Monument 78: 12km one way / 3.5hours / elevation change: 200m. Trail starts at Monument 78/83 parking lot.
  • Dewdney Trail: 36km one way / 14-16 hours / elevation change 1131m. Trail begins at the Cascade Recreation Area parking lot and ends at Dick's Cabin in the Cascade Recreation Area.
  • Heather Trail: 21km one way to Nicomen Ridge / 8-10 hours / elevation change 292m. Stat at Blackwall parking lot.
  • Hope Pass Trail: easy-moderate 23.5km one way / 10 hours / elevation change 1000m; begins at Cayuse Flats.
DIFFICULT
  • Bonnevier: 25km one way / 8-10 hours / elevation change: 950m.Begin at Blackwall Peak parking lot.
  • Frosty Mountain Trail: 29.3km or 27.7km depending on route / 9-11 hours / elevation change: 1150m. Begin just past dam on eastern end of Lightning Lake.
  • Grainger Trail: 17.5km one way (includes 6km along Hope Pass Trail)/ 5-7 hours / elevation change: 952m. Begin 25km west of the Visitor Centre at Cayuse Flats.
  • Monument 83: 16km one way/5 hours/elevation change: 850m. Begin at Monument 78/83 parking lot.
  • Pacific Crest Trail: 13km one way/4 hours/elevation change: 450m. Begin at Windy Joe/Pacific Crest parking lot on the Gibson Pass Road.
  • Poland Lake Trail: 8km one way/2.5-3 hours/elevation change: 435m. Begin at Strawberry Flats parking lot.
  • Skyline I: 20.4km loop / 7-9 hours / elevation change: 775m. Begin at Spruce Bay parking lot or Strawberry Flats.
  • Skyline II Trail: 12.5km to Mowich Camp / 5 hours / elevation change: 469m. Begin at Strawberry Flats.
  • Whatcom: 13km one way / 6-7 hours / elevation change: 1082m. Begin at the Cascade Recreation Area parking lot.
  • Windy Joe Mountain: 16km return / 4.5-5.5 hours / elevation change: 525m. Begin at Windy Joe / Pacific Crest parking lot on the Gibson Pass Road.

 

For your own safety and the preservation of the park, obey posted signs and keep to designated trails. Shortcutting trails destroys plant life and soil structure. During the winter season, all trails are closed for hiking due to snow. The plants in this park are susceptible to winds, rain, extended periods of dry weather, heavy snowfall and a very short growing season. For this reason we ask that you and your pets stay on the trails and please not trample or pick the flora. Thank you.


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