Posted in Washington
May 02, 2020
The 3-Hour Road Trip Around The Mount Baker Scenic Byway Is A Glorious Spring Adventure In Washington
March lasted for approximately six months this year, while we seem to have lost the entire month of April. The good news is, there’s still plenty of spring left here in Washington… and the better news is, our beautiful state parks and attractions are slowly starting to reopen. Taking a nice day trip is a great way to enjoy a change of scenery without worrying about crowds. And if you live near the Mount Baker Highway, you should take advantage of that underrated stretch of terrain.
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This 58-mile long highway is located in Whatcom County, which is full of stunning scenery.

You'll pass through rural areas before entering Mount Baker-Snoqualmie Forest and heading north.

Summer is the best time of year to make the trip, but late spring in this area is absolutely enchanting as well.

This former mining and logging town is best known for being the gateway to Mount Baker.

Mount Rainier may be the most iconic mountain in Washington, but Mount Baker is equally as incredible.

This is one part of the trip where getting out of the car, even briefly, is highly encouraged.

Just make sure you create the perfect playlist.
Address: WA-542, Deming, WA, USA