Sedro-Wooley: Visiting Sedro-Woolley’s historic downtown is a trip back in time. Brick

buildings, fronted with comfortable wood benches beneath old-fashioned light poles are

the backdrop for the numerous chainsaw carvings and murals depicting the city’s colorful

past.

Baker Lake: An impressive mountain landscape on the southeast flanks of Mt. Baker's

slopes offers year-round recreational fun. Find fishing, boating, camping and other

recreational activities.

Winthrop: The Methow Valley, in north central Washington, extends from Pateros to

Mazama. Winthrop is located in the northern portion of this valley at MP 193 of SR 20, the

scenic North Cascades Highway.

Lake Chelan: The largest natural lake in Washington State.

Leavenworth: Bavaria beckons in beautiful Leavenworth, Washington where festivals, fun

and outdoor frolics will have you singing from the mountains tops or maybe the wine shops,

art galleries, sausage gardens, ski lift, biking or hiking trails.

Whidbey Island: Challenge yourself or treat yourself with all the things to do on Whidbey

and Camano Islands. You can hike, or fish the many beaches, or stroll the many walking-

friendly shopping venues featuring a variety of restaurants to please anyone.

Fidalgo Island: Located about 60 mi north of Seattle. To the east, it is separated from the

mainland by the Swinomish Channel, and from Whidbey Island to the south by Deception

Pass.

The Skagit River Bald Eagle Natural Area offers viewing opportunities along

the Skagit River for bald eagles and other wildlife. There is a short trail

from the parking area to the edge of the river.

Everett, Mukilteo, Snohomish, Monroe The Cascade Loop begins in the

bustling port city of Everett, located just 28 miles north of Seattle via I-5.

Take a quick side trip to Spencer Island!

Washington Pass and Rainy Pass are two mountain passes on State Route

20 in the North Cascades mountains of Washington State. Rainy Pass is

about 4 miles to the west of Washington Pass.

Deception Pass is Washington’s most-visited state park for a reason.

Mysterious coves, rugged cliffs, jaw-dropping sunsets and a stomach-

dropping high bridge make this park a must see on this route.

Trip Length: Roughly 440 miles, not including side trips

What to Watch Out For: Be advised that there are no fuel

stations for 70 miles stretching from S.R. 20

(Marblemount to Mazama).

Best Time To Go: Middle of April - Middle of November

North Cascades Highway is closed to travelers in the

winter near Ross Dam Trailhead (MM 134 to MM 171)

Must See Nearby Attractions:

San Juan Islands (ferry departs from Anacortes)

Seattle

Space Needle

Ready, set, go!

Beginning 25 miles north of Seattle, explore the North

Cascades National Park, historic seaside villages, three

National Forests, Bavarian Village of Leavenworth, the mighty

Columbia River Valley and Old West Winthrop. A road into

nature, a path through quaint friendly towns, and 440 miles of

stunning scenery with the power to refresh your sense of

wonder.

RV Traveler's

Roadmap to Cascade Loop

Highlights & Facts For The Ideal Experience

Traveler's Notes

What To See Along the Way

Facts & More Information To Plan Your Trip!

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Tipsoo Lake at the Chinook Pass Summit

Gorge Creek Falls

Sedro-Woolley

Baker Lake

Rockport State Park

Skagit River Bald Eagle Natural Area

Gorge Creek Falls

Diablo Lake

Ross Lake Overlook & Happy Creek

Rainy Pass

Whistler Basis Overlook

Washington Pass

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Diablo Lake

Winthrop

Lake Chelan

Wenatchee Valley

Leavenworth

Stevens Pass

Mt. Index & Wallace Falls State Park

Everett

Whidbey Island

Deception Pass Bridge

Fidalgo Island