Park and Forest Information Center
The Park and Forest Information Center serves both the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest and the North Cascades National Park.
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Park and Forest Information Center Details
The Park and Forest Information Center, on State Route 20 in Sedro-Woolley, serves both the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest and North Cascades National Park. The center distributes free information about both areas, as well as other nearby national forests, and relevant books, maps and memorabilia are available for purchase. The center is open on weekdays year-round, but is closed on most major holidays. This is a fully accessible center.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Park and Forest Information Center
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29.2 mi away
Glacier Public Service Center
The Glacier Public Service Center is found along the Mt. Baker Highway near Glacier, Wash.
35.7 mi away
Wilderness Information Center
The Wilderness Information Center, just west of Marblemount, Wash., is the primary permit office for backcountry expeditions.
42.4 mi away
Thornton Lakes Trail
The Thornton Lake Trail is a popular day or overnight hike to one of the North Cascades' many cirque, or glacier-formed, lakes.
42.6 mi away
Monogram Lake /Lookout Mountain Trail
The Monogram Lake and Lookout Mountain Trails are difficult, isolated day hikes.
45.1 mi away
Goodell Creek
Goodell Creek, a Skagit River tributary, is home to a campground and a pretty, wildflower-dotted picnic area.
