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Stevens Pass, elevation 4,061 feet, is on US Highway 2 - the Stevens Pass Greenway - and is one of two east-west highways with mountain passes open year-round in Washington State. The other is I-90, to the south, which crosses Snoqualmie Pass. The 105-mile Stevens Pass scenic byway winds through the rugged, forested Cascade Mountains and runs beside the wild and scenic Skykomish and Wenatchee rivers along most of its length. Year-round recreation opportunities include white-water rafting, hiking, skiing and auto touring. Travelers are advised to carry tire chains and monitor weather conditions during snow season.
River Runs Through It. Off Highway 2 at Baring, 23 miles west of Stevens Pass. Phone: 206-325-5881; Toll-free: 1-877-325-5881. Scottish
Lakes High Camp SkyRiver Inn. 333 River Drive East. P O Box 333, Skykomish, WA 98288-0333. Toll-free: 800-367-8194; Fax: 360-677-2843. The SkyRiver Inn, the nearest accommodations to the Stevens Pass ski area, is located 16 miles west of Stevens Pass and only 70 miles from Seattle.
Sunset Falls
Cabin. 50905 Mt. Index River Road, Index, WA 98256. Phone:
206-219-6427. E-mail Come Hike the Iron Goat Trail Ski Conditions Stevens Pass Ski Area Stevens
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