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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where can I see the North Cascades in Washington State?

  In the Newhalem area, easy jaunts through the moss-hung valley forest bring you to views of the icy North Cascades, including the dramatic wall of the Picket Range. From the North Cascades Visitor Center you can take the 1.8 River Loop trail along the bank of the Skagit to mountain views.

• What are the three domains of the North Cascades?

  The older bedrock of the North Cascades can be generally divided into three main parts, or “domains”. From west to east these are: the Northwest Cascades Thrust System, Cascade Crystalline Core, and Methow Basin domains. Each domain in turn contains numerous accreted terranes.

• What is the southern limit of the North Cascades?

  The southern limit of what is geologically considered the North Cascades may variously be defined as being the southern limit of exposure of igneous and metamorphic terranes which is generally north of Snoqualmie Pass, Snoqualmie Pass itself, or Naches Pass at the White River Fault Zone.

• What to do at North Cascades Basecamp?

  Christmas at North Cascades Basecamp. The Basecamp is superbly located to explore the Methow Valley ski trails. There is a trail right outside the front door. It is also not far from Mazama town. This is a place for someone who truly wants to explore and get to know not just the area but also the people.

• What is fire management in the North Cascades?

  Fire Management in the North Cascades is as complex and varied as the topography and forest ecosystems because it involves responding to a variety of fuel types and conditions, coordinating with communities and other agencies, and relying on scientific data to monitor fire effects and assess long term trends in the ecosystem.