North Cascades National Park

Riddled with undulating alpine landscapes which are dominated by country pathways and rumbling, snow-cloaked valleys, this teeming national park is a jewel of the North Cascades. Featuring sites enlisted on the National Register of Historic Places, the park sprawls across several acres, creating delightful patchworks of woodland and wilderness on its way. Fringed by a tracery of craggy hills, parklands and lush forested drapes, the park is interspersed by an array of crisscrossing rivers, lakes and ponds. The highlands and steep terrains of the park are lovingly adorned with carpets of Douglas fir, reed canary grass, bearberries and some other exotic plant species. A haven for intrepid mountaineers and hikers, North Cascades National Park is where species such as marmots, grizzly bears and wolverines lazily amble across mystical, wooded expanses.