Mt Baker-Snoqualmie/Bedal

Austin Potter

Fantastic place to hike or camp in, especially if you want less crowding than the neighboring National Park. I hiked to a fire lookout on the edge of the forest and got to see two bears. Be prepared and always bring bear spray when hiking and familiarize yourself with bear safety.

Elliott Lee

Mt. Baker–Snoqualmie National Forest felt like a true escape into untouched nature. The moment I entered the forest, the fresh mountain air, towering evergreens, and dramatic views instantly slowed everything down. Whether driving along scenic roads, stopping near rivers and waterfalls, or walking quiet trails, every part of the forest felt peaceful and awe-inspiring. The contrast of snow-capped peaks with lush green valleys is absolutely stunning, and it never feels overcrowded. It’s the kind of place where you can disconnect, breathe deeply, and genuinely appreciate the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. A perfect destination for anyone who loves nature, photography, or simply being surrounded by calm and wilderness.

Haywood Berrios

Breathtaking Experience at Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest Baker Snoqualmie National Forest is one of the most stunning places I’ve ever visited! The scenery is absolutely breathtaking snow capped peaks, lush green trails, and crystal clear rivers make it a paradise for nature lovers. The hiking routes are well marked and suitable for all levels, from casual walkers to experienced adventurers. The air feels fresh and pure, and every view looks like a postcard. Campgrounds are clean, peaceful, and well maintained, making it perfect for a relaxing outdoor getaway. Whether you enjoy hiking, camping, photography, or simply being surrounded by nature, this forest offers an unforgettable experience. Truly a gem of the Pacific Northwest.

Grammie Peg

It was a beautiful drive. If you haven't taken it yet, I think you should. It's relaxing and a gorgeous ride.

Greg Lindmark

The Verlot Visitors Center is staffed by wonderful, helpful administrators and Rangers. The gift shop has a variety of both national parks and indigenous art and crafts items available at affordable prices. Hiking guides, wildlife and vegetation pamphlets and books, and friendly suggestions are abundant. I love this area and can't wait to return for further explorations of the many trails.