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Trail Conditions
Autumn is here bringing cold temperatures, shorter days, and precipitation. The mountains received up to 10 inches of snow from the last storm, so be prepared to navigate at higher elevations. The Wilderness Information Center is closed for the season, we will reopen in May 2024. Backcountry Permits are required year round for all overnight trips in the park and they help us locate you in an emergency.
Be sure to check the weather forecast, trail conditions, and closures beforehand. As always, leave a detailed itinerary with a friend or family member, including the date and time you plan to exit the backcountry.
Some trail and camp closures continue due to the Sourdough Fire and Blue Lake Fire. Please check the Fire Closure page for more current details, and North Cascade Hwy SR 20 | WSDOT for State Route 20 closures.
For higher elevation trip plans, check out the Climbing Conditions page.
Keep wildlife alive and well by keeping your distance and your scented items stored properly. When given the opportunity to obtain human food, habituation occurs and can result in harm to the animal (natural inhabitant), even euthanization. Be a part of the prevention, not the problem.
The trail conditions listed in the table below represent the last known status, or general conditions. E-mail us if you have trail conditions to report.
Closures and Notices
Ross Lake Boat-In Sites - Visit the Boating on Ross Lake page and check Ross Lake Levels for more information.
A bear recently obtained a food reward at Boston Basin and Cascade Pass trailheads due to irresponsible human behavior (improper food storage). When accessing areas along the Cascade River Road, or any location in the park, NEVER leave scented items unattended when not properly stored. Any item with an odor is an attractant, including stored food in your vehicle and smells from cooking.
Overnight camping at trailheads in the National Park is prohibited . This includes the Eldorado, Boston Basin, and Cascade Pass trailheads.
Hard-sided food canisters are required at select backcountry camps and cross-country areas. More information on food storage requirements
Long-Term Fire Closures :
- Sourdough Mountain trail will remain closed for the rest of 2023.
- The Copper Loop will remain closed through the 2023 summer season, hikers are unable to complete the loop. A portion of the Copper Ridge Trail is open between Boundary and Copper Lake camps.
The Silver Skagit Rd to Hozomeen is closed due to washouts. Significant flooding from November 2021 has damaged the road, there is no current access to Ross Lake or the Hozomeen campground via Canada. More on Road Conditions
Bridge Creek Trail/PCT- The temporary bridges at North Fork and Maple Creek will be removed November 1 2023.
Current Trail Conditions
Current trail conditions are reported by rangers and trail crew, and updated as frequently as possible. Please read the "general" condition for each trail when there is no recent update available.
Big and Little Beaver Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Big Beaver / Ross Dam | Ross Dam Trailhead at 2100' Big Beaver Camp 1600' Beaver Pass 3654' Hiker, Stock | 7/4 - Big Beaver trail is in good condition with a few down logs between Luna and Stillwell. Stillwell Camp has many down logs in camp blocking the main trail, which makes it confusing to navigate. Toilet is located on far skier's right (east of the camp sites). |
Whatcom Pass is closed due to fire damage from 2022.
Thunder/Fourth of July/Panther/Fisher/Park Creek Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Thunder Creek (Colonial Creek Campground to Park Creek Pass) | Trailhead (Colonial Creek Campground) 1200' Park Creek Pass 6100' Hiker, stock | 7/5 - Trail cleared to Junction camp. All streams easily crossable and bridges intact. Many blowdowns past Skagit Queen camp, account for extra travel time to get around all the down trees. The trail is not passable for stock once you reach Skagit Queen. Skagit Queen camp has many down trees but tent pads are cleared to camp at. |
General: Ford of Thunder Creek north of Thunder Basin Stock can be high or impassable during spring run-off or after heavy rains. Food canisters required for camping at Thunder Basin Camp June 1 - Nov. 15. Stoves only, no fires at Thunder Basin Camp.
No campfires allowed--please bring a camp stove if camping at Fourth of July Camp.
General: Panther Camp was rebuilt and relocated in 2012 and is 3.7 miles from the trailhead (~0.5 miles southwest of the old camp). New bridge built in 2013 over Panther Creek.
6/18 - The east side of Easy pass has some small snow patches. Fisher creek trail has less than 10 downed trees. There is a flagged diversion around trail maintenance.
No camping at Easy Pass
No camping at Park Creek Pass
Ross Lake/Diablo Lake/East Bank Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Desolation | Trailhead 1605', Camp 5560' Lookout 6108' Hiker only | No recent report. Typically not snow free till beginning or mid July. |
Food storage canisters required at Desolation Camp June 1 - Nov. 15.
General: Bridge over Canyon Creek is still damaged; hikers must start at East Bank TH or ford the creek if the water level is low enough.
Nightmare bridge not usable. Be prepared to ford river.
General: Roland Creek can be a wet ford during periods of high stream flows.
General: Trail is not maintained on a regular basis, some sections can be overgrown, eroded and rough in some places. No water along trail.
Bridge Creek/North Fork/Twisp Pass/McAlester/Rainbow Lake and Creek/McGregor
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Agnes Creek / Bridge Creek / Old Wagon Trail (Pacific Crest Trail) | Bridge Creek Trailhead 4600’, NPS South Boundary 2000’ Hiker, stock | The North Fork and Maple Creek temporary bridges will be removed for the season November 1st. |
South of the Park, in the Glacier Peak Wilderness (USFS): No current report. Due to hazard trees, it is not safe to camp at Hemlock Camp. Alternative camps include 2.4 miles south of Suiattle Pass (just before entering Sitting Bull Basin), Cedar Camp 2.8 miles north of Hemlock Camp, and 1.9 miles up the South Fork Agnes Creek Trail. The bridge over Agnes Creek at Hemlock Camp is out of service.
Aggressive bear activity has been reported in all the camps along the PCT, especially Fireweed and South Fork. Remember to store your food and all scented items properly at all times!
General: Bears are common along this drainage. Be vigilant about keeping camps clean and use food storage lockers. Report all bear sightings to rangers at any North Cascades National Park contact station
Backcountry permits required for overnight stays at Stiletto Lake; dogs not permitted.
General: Crossing Grizzly Creek requires a ford of 3 channels -- all can run high and fast and can be unsafe to ford during early season snowmelt and after large rain events. Trail is often faint and hard to follow in northern-most 2 miles. Grizzly Creek Camp was rebuilt in 2012 south of Grizzly Creek ford. Due to repeated flooding of Grizzly Creek, Grizzly Creek Stock Camp is permanently closed--stock should use Walker Park.
In Summer: Water only available for the first 1.5 miles. Carry adequate water past this point to stay hydrated.
7/12 - McAlester Lake trail clear from Fireweed to High Camp. Be aware of large hazard tree on trail in McAlester Lake camp. Hidden meadows trail clear and stock ready. South pass clear to top from west side. 3 easily managed trees down across the trail above rainbow loop/ rainbow creek split before Bench Creek.
General: Seasonal bridge at Rainbow Ford is removed every fall. Ford may be high or impassable at other times of year.Southern end of this trail passes through the 2010 Rainbow Bridge Fire zone. There may be new downed trees between Rainbow Ford and Rainbow Bridge camps.
7/10 - South side of pass clear from Bench Creek. 23 trees down on North side of Bowan pass. No snow present.
General: Must ford Bridge Creek at South Fork Camp or use foot log.
General: Food storage canisters are recommended for camping at Heaton Camp -- hanging food can be difficult here. No fires allowed at Heaton Camp.
General: Route-finding required to reach the location of the old fire lookout on a sub-peak of Stiletto Ridge. Trail receives only light maintenance. Trail fades out in meadows at ~6100'.In Stiletto Cross-Country Zone, which includes Stiletto Lake, CAMPING PERMITS REQUIRED - STOVES ONLY, NO FIRES.
Stiletto Spur: General - Stock parties have a difficult approach to both sides of ford of State Creek. The foot log crossing over State Creek is not recommended for use. Ford can be impassable after large rain/snow events. Stock parties should use Pacific Crest Trail instead.
Copper Ridge/Chilliwack/Brush Creek Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Hannegan Pass / Chilliwack River | Trailhead 3000' Hannegan Pass 5060' Canadian border 2000' Hiker, stock | LONG-TERM FIRE CLOSURES: The Chilliwack River trail is closed from the cable car to the Northern terminus due to fire damage from 2022- Fire Closures |
7/2 - Chilliwack trail to the cable car is in good condition. River and creeks are running low.
Trail is CLOSED just east of the cable car.
The only camping in the Chilliwack is Copper Creek and US Cabin.
6/27 - Hannegan trailhead to Hannegan camp is snow free with several water sources on trail.
Hannegan Camp to Boundary Camp is mostly snow free with some patchy snow.
Boundary Camp to the ridge is snow free with the exception of Hell's Gorge: there is a solid snow field to pass the gorge.
Hell's Gorge will be last reliable water source before reaching Egg Lake.
The ridge to Silesia and Egg Lake Camps 85% snow cover, navigation required.
Bear Creek camp is closed due to fire damage (2021)
General: Cable car over the Chilliwack replaced on 10/2019. Trail is passible to stock to US Cabin. Brush Creek/access to Graybeal Camp is currently inaccessible to stock. Pets and hunting are not allowed in the National Park. Trail north of Bear Creek Camp is abandoned and is a difficult bush-whack cross-country route. Little Chilliwack Camp no longer exists due to the changing course of the Chilliwack River.
7/9 - Trail to Copper Lake is mostly snow free; remaining snow patches are easy to cross without navigation. Camps are all snow free. Bug protection is highly recommended. Hannegan trail has water at the 2 1/2 mile mark with several good sources to Boundary Camp. Last reliable water source is at Boundary Camp until you reach Egg/Copper Lake. Make sure to fill up water at Boundary before heading to Copper Ridge.
6/27 - Egg Lake Junction to Copper Lookout-30% snow cover, with navigation required. Much post-holing before beginning the accent to the lookout, patchy snow on the accent, but easy to navigate.Copper Lookout to Copper Lake-65% snow covered, navigation required.Boots and trekking poles recommended.
General: In summer, no water between Boundary Camp and the ridge. Water on the ridge is available at Copper and Egg Lakes. No water at Silesia Camp once snows melt--must get water at Egg Lake (1 mile round-trip). Trail can be brushy at low elevations on the north end of the ridge, near the ford of the Chilliwack River and Indian Creek. No reliable water between one mile east of Copper Lake and the Chilliwack River.
Hard-sided food storage canisters strongly recommended at Whatcom Camp due to limited tree limbs and high animal activity.
Cascade Pass/Sahale Arm/Horseshoe Basin
The suspension bridge over Basin Creek will be removed for the season November 1st.
10/1- Snowline starts between 5,500' and 6,000' elevation. Expect hard-packed snow, wind drifted snow, and areas where the trail is not visible. At 7,600' elevation, expect complete snow coverage. Navigation, traction for footware and trekking poles suggested.
Upper Stehekin Valley Trail/Stehekin Road
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Flat Creek | 1700' - 2000' | Flat Creek camp is currently closed due to hazard trees. |
Boulder/War Creek/Chelan Summit Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Boulder Creek | Trailhead 1200', Purple Pass 6900' Hiker, Stock | No recent report |
Lower sections burned in 2010 Rainbow Bridge Fire and the 2014 Lone Mountain Fire; the trail can be dry and dusty. Blowdowns are common on this trail due to past forest fires.
Summer: Only water source is at crossing of Purple Creek 2 miles from Stehekin. Very slow-flowing spring near Juanita Lake--the lake is stagnant and not an attractive water source in late season.Campfires are not allowed at Juanita Lake Camp--bring camp stove for cooking.
Short Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Baker River | Trailhead at 800', trail's end at 900' Hiker only | 6/28 - Trail almost completely clear. There is a washout that requires balancing on large logs to get across (across drainage from Shuksan Lake), feasible for most hikers. Sulphide Creek Camp in good condition |
General: This trail begins on Forest Service land and crosses into the National Park: dogs are not allowed in the national park and backcountry permits are required to stay at Sulphide Creek Camp.
No Camping at Heather/Maple Pass
7/17 - Many erosions and social trails in the area - do not cut switchback. Large snow patch remains right before gaining the ridge by the lookout. All campers need to bring blue bags and pack out human waste - the toilet below the lookout is full.
7/7 - Common camping spots are dry. Do not block road when parking before trailhead.
4/28 - There is a downed tree at 2.5 miles from the trailhead. Other downed trees will prevent driving to the trailhead when the snow melts out. Continuous snow coverage starts around 3000’ elevation. The summer trail is covered in feet of snow and no bare ground is visible.
Backcountry Camping Permits are required past the saddle and down to Hidden Lake. Reaching Hidden Lake requires traveling over a very challenging and steep boulder field--not easy!
Food canisters required in Hidden Lake Cross Country Zone June 1 - Nov. 15. Pets and hunting are not allowed beyond the ridge or down to the lake.
6/18 - Snow encountered on trail at ~4000'. Several large downed trees encountered on forest service and park service trail to Monogram Lake. Trees are easily passable by either going under them or walking around. Stream crossings are easily manageable.
Lookout Mountain (USFS): Last flowing water source in summer is ~1/2 mile past the trail split to Monogram Lake. A small pool of water is just below the lookout.
General: Pets and hunting are not allowed in National Park. Food canisters are required for camping at Monogram Lake June 1 - Nov. 15. Backcountry Permits required for camping at Monogram Lake year-round. Look for tent pads and separate cooking areas. Do not camp on the lake shore.
Please help protect the Natural Research Area. Camping and fires not allowed at Pyramid Lake or along Pyramid Creek.
General: The ridgeline trail can be difficult to follow. Cairns mark the trail just east of the lookout. East of Pierce Mountain Camp the trail is somewhat difficult to follow due to brush and downed trees. After snowmelt, no water available on Pierce Mountain Trail except from pools at Pierce Mountain Camp which will dry up as the summer progresses. Carry plenty of water if ascending the trail from the junction with Big Beaver Trail.
Hard-sided food canister required at Sourdough and Pierce Mountain Camps June 1 - Nov. 15. Pets and hunting are not allowed past the National Park boundary (about 2 miles from trailhead).
No recent report. Expect recently downed trees along the trail, high creek crossings and snow at higher elevations.
General: Several challenging trail sections in the first 1/4 mile where the creek has eroded the bank and trail (some scrambling and hand holds). Not recommended for beginners or families with small children.
6/19 - Snow encountered at ~4900’. Various small snow patches on trail but very manageable with hiking shoes. No snow found on the descent to the log jam crossing just before reaching the camp. Campsites are free of snow.
General: The trail from the ridge to the lakeshore is steeper than most trails and can be very slippery when wet or icy. Crossing the lake outlet requires crossing a logjam, use caution. Not recommended for families with small children.
Food canisters required at Thornton Lakes Camp June 1 - Nov 15.
Other Stehekin Area Trails
| Trail Name | Elevation and Trail Type | Reported Conditions |
| Bullion Loop Trail | Trailhead 1500' Hiker, Stock | 5/23 - Trail cleared |
| Company Creek | Trailhead 1200', leaves park at 2500' Hiker, stock | 5/23 - Trail cleared to park boundary |
General: Trail is not maintained on a regular basis, some sections can be overgrown, eroded and rough in some places. No water along trail.
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