All 10 Trails in North Cascades National Park

Bridge Creek (Pacific Crest) Trail

7-mile forest hike with creek crossing and mountain views. Moderately easy but avalanche terrain—respect it.

Steep climb through forest to Bonanza Peak views. Nettles and overgrown sections demand respect.

Glaciers, alpine lakes, sustained elevation gain. Select trails matching your fitness.

Steep climb to a mountain pass. Relentless 3,000 ft gain rewards panoramic vistas of Fisher Basin.

10-mile forest creek walk along Ruby Arm's steep bank. Moderately easy, but exposure is real—bring hydration and trekking poles.

7.5 miles of relentless climbing, 5,700ft gain. Exposed summit scramble, water dries at mile 6. Route-finding skills essential.

Alpine lake reward for 1,500 ft of relentless elevation gain. Uncrowded solitude.

Steep 1.5-mile climb to historic Ross Dam. Big views, short distance, brutal descent. Start early.

3.2mi river walk with water crossings and bear country exposure. Moderate fitness required; summer-only access.

Shaded creek walk to a suspension bridge. Easy, 4 miles, old-growth forest. Families welcome.