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Exploring the North Cascades NP
North Cascades Conservation Council.
P.O. Box 95980
Seattle, WA 98145-2980.
North Cascades
Highway Weekly Update
North Cascades Highway weekly report on road and weather conditions from the Washington
State Department of Transportation.
North Cascades
National Park - National Park Service Web
The park encompasses high jagged peaks, steep ridges, deep valleys, countless
cascading waterfalls and over 300 glaciers. Also includes information on Ross Lake
National Recreation Area, and Lake Chelan National Recreation Area.
North
Cascades NP - Report on Park Conditions
Park Service site reports on general condition of the park, roads, trails, campgrounds,
lakes and rivers.
North Cascades National Park
Site offers information about activities, camping, hiking, lodging, sights, weather
and other park details. Useful for planning a trip, vacation or obtaining additional
information about the park.
North
Cascades National Park (GORP)
Information on hiking, fishing, scenic driving, natural history, environment, travel,
camping, lodging, glaciers, waterfalls, wildlife, and more.
Skagit Tours
Seattle City Light, Seattle's public utility, offers tours of the Skagit
Hydroelectric Project on Ross Lake in the rugged North Cascades. The featured tour
is the Ross Dam tour and lasts about four hours and includes a brief film of the project,
a 560-foot ride up Sourdough Mountain on the Incline Railway, a 25-minute boat cruise to
the Ross Powerhouse and ends with an all-you-can eat chicken lunch with all the trimmings.
(Vegetarian spaghetti is available upon request when you make reservations for the
tour.) The Skagit Hydroelectric Project is located in the heart of the North Cascade
Mountains, just 2 and one-half hours from downtown Seattle.
Wild Washington
Campaign. 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N. #520,
Seattle, WA 98103.
Phone: 206-633-1992,
ext. 105; or, 509-
997-2354. E-mail:
info@wildwashington.org
The Wild Washington Campaign is a broad
alliance of conservation, recreation, angling, religious and other
grassroots organizations dedicated to
permanently protecting roadless and wild public land across Washington
State.
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