Sites of “Old Growth Forest” you can visit

in the Everett Region

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The Everett Area (Snohomish County, Washington State, USA) Everett is located in Northwest Washington State on Puget Sound. The sites in this area are located off of State US Highway 2, the Stevens Pass Greenway, which is part of the Cascade Loop or The Mountain Loop Highway.

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The Mountain Loop Highway The Mountain Loop Highway is paved at each end and well maintained gravel in the middle. This 105 mile loop off of Interstate-5 offers one of the best day trips in the world for visiting old growth forests. As you can see by the list below, there are many different trails, of varying difficulty, which enter old growth forests in the area. We have a mile by mile highway guide you can use. Click on the guide or the different trails for a description and directions. Click on the map for a larger view of the map. The Mountain Loop Highway – Highway guide Beaver Lake Trail Big Four Ice Caves Boardman Lake Trail Coal Lake Trail Forks of Canyon Creek Independence Lake Lake Twenty Two Mallardy Ridge Mt. Forgotten Meadows –Perry Creek Highway 530 west of Darrington (listed on Mountain Loop Highway page.) Boulder River Trail – This is a great family trail. Whidbey Island South Whidbey Island State Park The park has 347 acres of old growth forest. The Wilbert Trail winds 3.5 miles through the ancient trees and along the 4,500 feet of saltwater shoreline on Admiralty Inlet. Visit our South Whidbey Island State Park page. This park is listed here because it can also be reached by taking a Washington State Ferry from Mukilteo (south of Everett) to Whidbey Island and traveling north on the island to the state park.

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