A fully redesigned Go-Washington.com will launch soon. Watch for it!
Barlow Point Trail - No. 709

 

Home Destinations Lodging Skiing Sightseeing Activities Camping Books & Maps Gear




Go-Washington.com Store
Hiking and Camping Gear
Camp / Hike Gear

Go Back a Page


Barlow Point Trail - No. 709

Trail begins at the site of the old Barlow Pass Guard Station and at .3 mile encounters a junction. The left branch leads to the Old Government Trail No. 733. The main trail skirts the foot of a large outcrop of volcanic rock. A series of gentle switchbacks brings the hiker to the crest of the ridge, which burned in the Buck Creek fire early in the century. At 1.1 mile the summit is reached at the site of the Barlow Point Lookout, which has excellent views of the South Fork Sauk and South Fork Stillaguamish valleys.

Carry drinking water, as there is none available along this trail.

A Northwest Forest Pass is required for each vehicle parked at the trailhead.



 The Basics


Difficulty: Easy
Length: 1.2 miles one-way
Elevation: 2400 to 3200 feet
Season: Summer to Fall
Map: Green Trails: Sloan Peak #111
Managed By: Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
2930 Wetmore Avenue
Suite 3A
Everett, WA  98201
Phone: 425-783-6000
Toll-Free: 800-627-0062


 Directions to Trailhead

From the Verlot Public Service Center, travel east on the Mountain Loop Highway 19.4 miles to the trailhead at Barlow Pass.






Copyright 1998 - 2009