The Town of Darrington is a beautifully authentic rural mountain community.
We are a place of genuine people, rugged landscape and a community carved by history. Our local identity rests on our relationship with the surrounding environment. Brilliant stars that shine at night can still be admired in a sky framed by snow capped peaks and mountains with native names and stories such as Skadulqwas and SoBalhiAlhi.
City Parks
1. Old School Park and Pump Track 2. Depot Park 3. Dot Park 4. Darrington Skate Park
Snohomish County Parks
1. Backman County Park 2. Fortson Mill 3. Whitehorse Regional Park and Campground 4. Squire Creek Park and Campground
Leave No Trace
Leave No Trace is more than a reminder to stay on designated trails, to pack out what we pack in, or to minimize human impact on our natural resources and surroundings. To us, it’s a commitment – some might say an obligation – to preserve and protect, repair and restore, and to leave Mother Nature in a better state than we found it. It’s a way of life for those of us who call Darrington home, and we ask and expect the same from those who visit.
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Thank You
With so much to discover, we've cued up a few ideas to get you headed in the right direction.
A guide to some of the best hikes in the #TruePNW.
Some of the hikes on National Forest lands within this brochure require a Northwest Forest Pass at the trailhead. Be sure to purchase online here before you hit the trail. Hikes in this brochure on State Park lands require a Discover Pass. These sell for $10 per day or $30 for an annual pass and are good at all state parks, DNR lands, and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife properties. Purchase online here.
Pro Tip: Many areas on the Mountain Loop have limited or no cell service, so download the guide before you go.
See what others have discovered in Darrington and the Stillaguamish-Sauk River Valley.
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