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Stevens Pass Greenway
State: Washington
National Forest: Wenatchee National Forest, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Length: 89.2 mi / 143.6 km
Time to Allow: 2.5 hours to drive, or 6 to 8 hours to experience the byway.
Follow the thundering Skykomish River from pastoral Puget Sound through the towering peaks of the Cascade Mountains. At Stevens Pass the byway descends sharply to the fragrant pine forests and fruit orchards of the Wenatchee River Valley. Historic communities shaped by the rugged landscape share their stories and their hospitality.
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Adventures along Stevens Pass Greenway
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1-Day Trip:
Along the Greenway
(Washington)Travel from Seattle to Thorp and experience everything the Mountains to Sound Greenway has to offer. [more]
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1-Day Trip:
Exploring Stevens Pass
(Washington)Travel from the coast of Washington State, through thickly forested pathways and see what the Stevens Pass Greenway has to offer. [more]
Local Information
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce & Visitor's Office
509-548-5807
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USDA Forest Service Leavenworth Ranger Station
509-548-6977
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Forest Message
Be weather wise. Many byways in National Forests can climb in elevation over thousands of feet, and pass through remote areas. While the scenery is spectacular, it is important when driving in these conditions to be prepared. Check weather forecasts before leaving home, and remember that it becomes cooler and often more prone to storms at higher elevations. Be prepared with jackets, water, and emergency kit in your car.
