Visit Darrington and you're sure to discover and unforgettable experience. View interactive map.
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Arlington, WA- 28 miles | .5 hours
Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Everett, WA- 56 miles | 1 hour
Seattle, WA- 75 miles | 1.5 hours
Granite Falls, WA via Mountain Loop Hwy- 54 miles | 1.75 hours ***summer months only
Mazama, Wa via Hwy 20- 95 miles | 2 hours ***summer months only
Vancouver, BC, Canada- 131 miles | 2.5 hours
Pro Tip- Some areas may have limited cell phone service, so save directions before you go.
Additional Resources
Geocaching is an any day, any time adventure that can take you to amazing and beautiful places. Explore the geocaches in and around Darrington!
Snohomish County First 100 Years. This map allows the user to select any of the vintage maps from 1910 to 1975.
Exploring Early Snohomish County. This map consists of 1910 maps of the entire county (at least the entire portion that was mapped in 1910.)
Endless Adventure Awaits
How do you like to play? Is it on land or water? Is it with two feet or two wheels? With raging rivers, sprawling forests, and towering cliffs and boulders, Darrington and the Stillaguamish-Sauk River Valleys offer the ideal landscape for endless fun—whether you crave the taste of adrenaline or the peace and quiet that only nature can provide.
In partnership with Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, the Darrington community, legislative leaders, and Washington's outdoor recreating public, The Department of Natural Resources is developing a mountain bike trail system on North Mountain.
The North Mountain Bike Trails system offers breathtaking views of Whitehorse Mountain and the Stillaguamish Valley and more than 10 miles of new trails are now open near Darrington offering access to terrain for more experienced riders.
4.5 miles of lower elevation trails in the North Mountain Bike Skills Area offer family-friendly riding year-round and opportunities for beginner and intermediate riders.
For more information visit the Washington State Department of Natural Resources or Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darringtonmtb/
There are a variety of scenic impromptu gravel bike routes from Darrington. These routes take advantage of commonly used open or gated logging roads, and other rough roads. Quality of the surface and maintenance vary greatly, ranging from easy to very difficult. There may be steep grades and/or challenging route finding. GPS recommended, use at your own level of ability to find your way and be safe.
For US Forest Roads, contact Darrington Ranger District for current conditions. There may be creek fords and damaged or overgrown areas that require personal skills to evaluate and that change seasonally.
