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This fish ladder helps salmon navigate their way upstream during spawning season. Visitors can watch the salmon make their journey, offering a unique educational experience and a chance to witness nature up close.
A popular hiking destination, the Big Four Ice Caves are formed by the melting snow and ice from the Big Four Mountain. The short, accessible trail leads to stunning ice formations that are a favorite for photography and sightseeing.
Known for its challenging hike to the summit of Mount Pilchuck, this state park offers sweeping views of the Cascades, Puget Sound, and beyond. The old fire lookout at the summit is a highlight, offering panoramic vistas for those willing to make the trek.
This small but informative museum highlights the history of Granite Falls, with exhibits on local industries, pioneer life, and Native American heritage. It’s a great place to learn about the town’s past and its role in the development of the region.
This park offers hiking trails along the South Fork Stillaguamish River and the remnants of a historic railroad. The scenic trails provide a glimpse into the area’s logging history and offer beautiful views of the river and surrounding forest.
A moderately challenging hike, Lake Twenty-Two rewards hikers with stunning views of a pristine alpine lake surrounded by rugged cliffs. The trail passes through lush forests and offers opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography.
The local quarry is an important part of the town’s history and economy. Visitors can learn about the stone mining process and its significance in building infrastructure throughout the region.
This scenic highway offers access to numerous hiking trails, waterfalls, and camping spots. It’s a favorite for road trips, with stunning views of the Cascade Mountains and opportunities for outdoor recreation along the way.
A scenic hike through old-growth forests leads to Heather Lake, a beautiful alpine lake surrounded by steep cliffs. The relatively short trail is popular with families and offers a peaceful spot for picnicking and enjoying nature.
Located just outside Granite Falls, Monte Cristo is an abandoned mining town that can be accessed via a scenic hike. The ghost town offers a glimpse into Washington’s mining history and is a fascinating destination for history buffs and adventure seekers.
