Park Butte Trail

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Park Butte Trail is a popular hiking route in Washington’s North Cascades that provides access to scenic alpine meadows, fire lookout views, and approaches to Mount Baker’s Easton Glacier.

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Park Butte Trail canonical 3
Park Butte Trail system 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
accesses Easton Glacier approach
Mount Baker’s south side
Park Butte Lookout
alpine meadows
camping designated campsites in meadows vicinity
connectedTo Easton Glacier climbing route
Railroad Grade Trail
dogPolicy dogs allowed on leash
feature creek crossings
historic fire lookout
open heather meadows
subalpine forest
wooden boardwalks in meadows
hasViewOf Easton Glacier
Mount Baker
North Cascades peaks
linked to: North Cascades
hazard muddy sections
rapidly changing mountain weather
snowfields early in season
locatedIn Mount Baker area
North Cascades
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County, Washington
linked to: Whatcom County
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
near Baker Lake Road
Deming, Washington
notableFor panoramic views of Mount Baker
wildflower displays in mid to late summer
partOf Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
popularFor sunset views from Park Butte Lookout
views of Mount Baker’s glaciers
regulates wilderness camping permits in some areas
requires Northwest Forest Pass or equivalent for parking
season early fall
summer
trailheadAt Schreiber’s Meadow
usedFor backpacking
day hiking
mountaineering approach
photography
wildflower viewing

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Easton Glacier route approachTrail Park Butte Trail
Schreiber’s Meadow accesses Park Butte Trail
Park Butte Trailhead givesAccessTo Park Butte Trail
Park Butte Trailhead trailSystem Park Butte Trail system
linked to: Park Butte Trail