Open All Year 7:45am - 4:30pm Open weekdays, closed on weekends in winter-closed Federal Holidays
In Chelan, Washington, at the edge of Lake Chelan near the foot of the lake.
Available Facilities
This is an office of the Wenatchee National Forest where information can be obtained concerning Lake Chelan National Recreation Area at the other end of 50-mile long Lake Chelan. Information counter. Sales of books, maps, and other items related to the national forest, park and recreation area.
All Year
Daily in summer, 8:00-4:30, closed weekends in winter
In Sedro-Woolley, Washington, along the North Cascades Highway (State Route 20) about 5 miles east of I-5. One and one-half hours north of Seattle.
Closed weekends from mid-October until Memorial Day weekend.
This station is operated jointly with the Mt. Baker District of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, which adjoins North Cascades National Park to the west.
Relief map of the park and adjacent national forests.
Information desk. Sales area with books, maps, videos, and other items related to the national park and adjacent national forests.
Sat and Sun 9:00 - 3:00
Just east of Glacier, Washington, on the Mt. Baker Highway (Highway 542).
Relief map of Mount Baker and exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the Mt. Baker District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.
At this U.S. Forest Service station on the road to Mt. Baker and to trailheads accessing North Cascades National Park, backpackers and climbers can obtain the free Wilderness Permit required for overnight stays in the park's backcountry. Sales of books, maps, and other items related to the area.
Sun Mon Wed Fri 12:30 - 2:00
Several minute's walk from the passenger ferry landing at Stehekin Landing near the north end of 50-mile long Lake Chelan. Reached via passenger ferry, trail, or float plane. No road connections outside the area.
Arts and Humanities of Stehekin operates the gallery and feature a series of exhibits of work by local artists and crafts people.
Relief map and exhibits on natural and cultural history of the area.
Information desk, sales of books, maps, and other items related to the area. Obtain free backcountry permits here for trips into the park's wilderness. Audiovisual program available throughout the day. Daytime short talks. In summer, children's programs, guided walks, bicycle tours and nightly evening programs.
Closed for the winter
Open daily during summer
Across the Skagit River from the North Cascades Highway (State Route 20) near milepost 120 and the town of Newhalem. Adjacent to Newhalem Creek Campground.
Weekdays October 16 until mid-April
Special presentations available for school and other groups by prior arrangement.
Relief map of the park and surrounding area, exhibit room featuring multimedia exhibits on the park's natural and cultural history. Temporary exhibit about North Cascades Environmental Learning Center (Opens near Diablo Dam Spring 2005).
Theater featuring large format slide program and video presentation. Several short, accessible interpretive trails and restrooms.
Closed for the winter
During summer, open daily with extended hours
The Wilderness Information Center is located approximately 1 mile down Ranger Station Road, which leaves the North Cascades Highway (State Route 20) at milepost 105.3 in Marblemount, WA.
Self-issue backcountry permits and voluntary climbing register available outside the Wilderness Information Center.
Exhibits about wilderness and backcountry travel. Relief map. Sales of books, maps, and other items related to wilderness, hiking, and climbing.
This center is the main backcountry permit office for North Cascades National Park and the adjacent Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas.
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