Visitors must camp on rock, snow or bare ground, not on fragile alpine vegetation. This area is a cross country zone, so there are no trails or designated campsites. This road is moderately steep, fairly rough, and prone to washouts.Ī view of Hidden Lake, with popular camping locations circled. Drive 4.5 miles (7.2 km) to the small trailhead, and park so that you leave room for others and for yourself to exit easily. Drive the Cascade River Road 10.2 miles (16.4 km), then turn left turn onto the Sibley Creek (Hidden Lake) Road (USFS Rd #1540). Cross the Skagit River on a large steel bridge to access the Cascade River Road. Hikers enter the National Park at the saddle before descending to the lake.Īccess: Drive State Route 20 to the town of Marblemount, mile 106. Fires are not allowed in the National Park, and stoves are recommended for all camping in the subalpine area. Avoid camping on the fragile heather communities. There is also dispersed, minimum-impact camping allowed in the US Forest Service, before reaching the saddle and lake.
Decent camping in the park can only be reached via a rocky scramble through the massive boulder fields above the lake-there is no trail, so be prepared for some route-finding and scrambling. The area around Hidden Lake is a cross-country (trailless area) and there are no designated sites, toilets, or bear hangs. Fires are not allowed within the National Park.īackcountry Camping: A backcountry permit is required for all overnight stays within the National Park.Controlled pets are allowed along the trail and at the lookout (USFS). Pets and hunting are not allowed in North Cascades National Park (past the Hidden Lake col and down to the lake).Snow lingers into late summer along this trail ice axe, climbing skills, and routefinding are needed to reach the lookout in early season.See the detailed trail description for more information. It is a very popular day hike, but also makes a nice overnight backpack trip and is an access route for climbers headed off into the Eldorado and Triad area.
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excellent - best free haunt around.Hidden Lake Peak is a joyous hike that begins in cool forests but quickly propels the hiker into vast, open meadows filled with wildflowers, then rocky slopes and heather, before ending at a steep rocky pinnacle with a historic fire lookout perched on top. Most fun I’ve had all year! Love getting spooked! Excellent. We absolutely loved it and we will be going back for sure!! Scare Factor: Definitely a “must do” activity this season. The detail that was put into it is incredible and the actors make it so much fun and spooky. It is beyond anything else that you will find. This haunted house is so well done and so much fun! We had a blast going through it. My kids had a blast and I think I screamed more than anyone lol. I like how they space parties out so that you’re not clumped together and get to experience all the attractions throughout the crypt house. The entire ambiance from the front stairs, through the gate into a cemetery was freaky. The owners of the haunted house have taken everY measure to make sure that it’s a perfect experience for everyone in the family, even to the point of tailoring the fear level to accommodate younger children or ratcheting it up for the ‘bravest of us all.’ I admit that I was timid in checking it out since it’s listed as a home haunt, but it is absolutely worth your time.
Not only is it the real deal, but it’s also freeeeee! Yup you read that right. Great quality and although this is a home haunt, it is not simple! Very well done with its own building and graveyard on the homes property. One of the best home haunts around! Don't miss it. Can’t wait to go again! Thank you for helping make this holiday such a fun memorable one for our family! Now I have to really step up my own decorations! Scare Factor: It was super fun and I really appreciate all the amazing, hard work and effort that goes into it and for such a great cause too. But, they haven’t stopped talking about it either! And neither have we. And didn’t realize it would be a little scary for them. We were so surprised by this fun little gem near us! Took our two young kids under 6. Scary things popping out round every corner, with great effects and make up! Beautiful yard and high quality well crafted props! Will absolutely be attending again! Scare Factor:
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One thing I like is they space us out so each group gets a full experience vs having a group pushing you ahead or slowing you down. Hosts are welcoming and paid attention to our group.
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