King County Road Services - Historic and Scenic Corridors Project

Old Cascade Scenic Highway Heritage Corridor

Location: Northeast King County
Length: 13.3 miles
Begins: Stevens Pass Ski Area
Ends: U.S. Highway 2 (Money Creek Bridge)

The Old Cascade Scenic Highway Heritage Corridor represents three remnant sections of the 1914-1925 cross-mountain highway over Stevens Pass. This corridor takes the traveler back in time to the sights, sounds, and smells of early 20th century travel in the forested Cascade Range. Historic resources relate to the history of the Great Northern Railroad, Stevens Pass Historic District, logging and mining, and include the picturesque railroad and mill town of Skykomish. Today this corridor is a part of the Stevens Pass Greenway, a National Scenic Byway.

• Print our our Old Cascade Scenic Highway mile-by-mile tour (1.5MB .pdf) to take along on your trip.
• Corridor history (323KB .pdf)
• For driving directions to Section 1, go to Google Maps
• For driving directions for Section 2, go to Google Maps
• For driving directions for Section 3, go to Google Maps

• Iron Goat Trail
• Cascade Loop Birding Trail
• Cascade Loop Scenic Byway
• Skykomish Historical Society
• Stevens Pass Ski Area

Information from the Road Services Division's Web site is available to people with disabilities in alternate formats upon request by calling 206-263-6482 or 711 for the TTY relay service.

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