Hiking the North Cascades

Hiking the North Cascades

There are many hiking trails throughout the North Cascades. Many of these are short, easy hikes that are great for bringing along children. Many trails, however, are a lot longer and considered more difficult, and climb mountains and descend into valleys.

North Cascades Highway Hiking Trails

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Diobsud Creek - 1 mile - More Difficult

Sauk Lake - 3.5 miles - More Difficult

Sauk Mountain - 2.1 miles - More Difficult

Hidden Lake - 4.5 miles - More Difficult

Lookout Mountain - Monogram Lake - 4.9 miles - More Difficult

Middle Fork - Cascade River - 3.5 miles - More Difficult

Slide Lake - 1.4 miles - Easy

South Fork Cascade River - 8 miles - Easy

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Mountain Loop Highway Hiking Trails

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Ashland Lakes Trail - 3.5 miles - Easy

Bald Eagle - 9.5 miles - Most Difficult

Bald Mountain - 3 miles - Easy

Barlow Point - 1 mile - More Difficult

Big Four Ice Caves - 1 mile - Easy

Boardman Lake and Lake Evan - 0.8 mile - Easy

Canyon Lake - 2.1 miles - Easy

Elliot Creek (Goat Lake) - 5.2 miles - More Difficult

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Mt. Baker
Highway Hiking Trails

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Artist Ridge - 1 mile - Easy

Bagley Lakes - 1.5 miles - Easy

Chain Lakes - 6.5 miles - More Difficult

Fire and Ice - 0.5 loop - Easy

Lake Ann - 4.1 miles - More Difficult

Picture Lake Path - 0.5 mile - Easy

Ptarmigan Ridge - 4 miles - More Difficult

Table Mountain - 1 mile - More Difficult

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