Recreational Activities
The Forest offers a variety of recreation sites including more
than 50 campgrounds, picnic areas and scenic viewpoints, water
sport and snowplay areas.
 Climbing
Mt. Baker Climbing
Information
Information is provided here about the Mt. Baker Wilderness, the
Mt. Baker National Recreation Area, climbing routes, our most recent
climbing reports, permits, regulations and safety information.
 Cabin & Lookout Rentals
Spend the night away from it all! Up the Suiattle River valley 26 miles northeast of Darrington, a cabin awaits you. Once a forest guard station, the Suiattle Guard Station is now part of the Pacific Northwest Forest Service rental program. Due to flood damage to the Suiattle Road (FS Road 26) the Suiattle Guard Station is inaccessible until further notice.
Or if a wide view of the surrounding mountains is more to your liking, you can stay at the Evergreen Mountain Lookout located approximately 10 air miles northeast of the Skykomish Ranger Station. Due to Flood Damage on Road 6554 (Evergreen Mountain Road) at MP 1.4, there is no access to Evergreen Mountain Lookout Trail.
Special
Places
The forest provides hundreds of accessible lakes, rivers and streams,
and ample opportunities for hunting and fishing, river rafting,
bird watching, mountain climbing, berry picking and general sightseeing. Special
Places in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
The
Skagit River (including portions of the Sauk, Siuattle, and Cascade Rivers)
is a federally designated Wild and Scenic River. Visit the Skagit Wild and Scenic River System web site.
 Recreation
Pass Information
Before you plan an activity on the Forest, please be sure to check
whether or not you need a permit or pass. Recreation
Pass Information
Links to Other Recreation Information
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Winter
Activities