 Traversing
Chinook Pass on the north side of Mount Rainier National Park,
the Chinook Scenic Byway offers unique beauty and awe-inspiring
views. Anchored by majestic Mount Rainier, the corridor traverses
the mighty Cascade Range between Enumclaw and Naches along State
Route 410. With a diversity of landscape from east to west,
a variety of recreational opportunities are available. To the
east of Chinook Pass are talus and basaltic rock formations
in the Wenatchee National Forest and to the west are dense forests
and rich vegetative habitats in the Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National
Forest.
Throughout the corridor there are many trails that lead from
meadows carpeted with flowers to snow capped mountains and
glaciers. Opportunities abound for hiking, climbing, snowshoeing,
ski-touring, skiing, snowboarding, cycling, horseback riding,
animal watching and more. Enjoy this relaxing drive while
you journey through your senses. Return when your spirit needs
replenishing.
The full color 16-panel fold-out map features information
the Chinook Scenic Byway, including:
- Points of Interest
- Wilderness Trails
- Wildlife
- National Forests
- Winter Recreation
- Wilderness AReas
- Geology
- Hydrology
- Natural Resources
- Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail
- Native American Names
- Mather Memorial Parkway
- Historic Naches Pass Trail
- Driving Tips
- Seasonal Road Closure information
- Services
Pick up a FREE copy of the map at the Naches Ranger
Station and businesses along Highway 410 before your
next trip up State Route 410 into the beautiful Cascade Mountain
range. The Naches Ranger Station is located at 10237 U.S.
Highway 12, in Naches, (509) 653-1400.
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The map is published by Chinook Scenic Byway, 58703 SR 410
East, Greenwater, WA 98022, www.chinookscenicbyway.com |
