There are many ways to get involved in the North Cascades. From trail restoration to conservation and stewardship activities, you can make a difference!
The health of the North Cascades is inherent to our quality of life. One of the largest natural ecosystems in the country is within a two-hour drive of over three million people.
The clear cold rivers of the North Cascades, fed by the highest concentration of glaciers in the continental US, flow into our communities and provide us with clean and fresh drinking water.
Visitors drawn to the North Cascades by their natural beauty and recreational activities add to the economic vitality of our local communities. And whether it's hiking, climbing, or fishing, the North Cascades provide the connection from generation to generation.
Big, wild, and close, the North Cascades are an important part of who we are as a people.
The small community of Mazama bills itself as “Where the Methow Valley meets the North Cascades,” and what a place it is. Located along the Methow River, Mazama is great location for a weekend getaway. With a number of overnight accommodations, such as the cozy Mazama Country Inn, Mazama is a perfect base camp for exploring and playing in the North Cascades. Read more