Skyline Divide - Trail #678 - A moderate to steep trail climbs surrounded by firs and meadow areas. The trail then opens to a large meadow with wondrous views of the north glaciers of Mt. Baker.

Gold Run Pass (Tomyhoi Lake) - Trail #686 - The trail climbs and switchbacks through trees and meadows opening to a basin. Views from the meadow basin include Mt. Baker, Shuksan, and Yellow Aster Butte.

North Cascades Highway - State Route 20 - Check the Trail Guide for detailed information about individual trails.

Barlow Point - Trail #709 - The main trail skirts the foot of a large outcrop of volcanic rock. A series of gentle switchbacks brings the hiker to the crest of the ridge, which burned in the Buck Creek fire early in the century. The summit is reached at the site of the Barlow Point Lookout, which has excellent views of the South Fork Sauk and South Fork Stillaguamish valleys.

Dickerman Mountain - Trail #710 - This trail ends at the summit of Dickerman Mountain ending at the 5723 foot summit. Views are spectacular in all directions. Blueberry patches, wildflowers, blazing fall colors.

Mt. Pilchuck - Trail #700 - This trail travels along the edge of an old clearcut and continues on through exposed rocky areas eventually ending at the lookout. Beautiful views can be seen from here of Puget Sound, lowlands, San Juan Islands.

North Lake - Trail #712.1 - The trail proceeds uphill very steeply through switchbacks until reaching a ridge. The views are spectacular.

Deer Creek - Kelcema Lake - Trails #717 & #718 - This 23 acre lake sets in a edsteafsubalpine setting and the views are quite spectacular.

Lost Creek Ridge - Trail #646 The trail has numerous switchbacks, wide views of peaks, alpine lakes and a long ridge of green meadows making it one of the prettiest areas in the Glacier Peak Wilderness. Once reaching the ridge along Lost Creek, the trail becomes a matter of following boot tread, blazes and cross-country travel, however the going is fairly easy and spectacular.

Meadow Mountain - Trail #657 - The trail climbs gradually before coming out at one of the meadows. The meadows on this trail are reported to be some of the prettiest in the Glacier Peak Wilderness. Spectacular views of Mt. Pugh and Glacier Peak.

Mt. Pugh - Trail #644 - The trail travels through deep forest before reaching 3.5-acre Lake Metan. The trail continues on reaches timberline at Stujack Pass. Excellent views can be found from here.

North Fork Sauk - Trail #649 - This trail begins in a rain forest climbing through avalanche tracks, following the river. Numerous switchbacks make for a hard climb ending at the Pacific Crest Trail. Splendid views and alpine meadows make it well worth the effort.

Red Mountain - Trail #651 This seldom used trail leads through an old growth forest with magnificent large trees to the site of an old fire lookout. Views are spectacular.