Hikers and backpackers flock to Fourth of July Pass for its epic Thunder Creek trail and alpine views. The site nestles in North Cascades National Park near burbling blue-green creeks. Pick up a free backcountry permit for established campsites at 3600 feet.
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Write a ReviewNo Fourth of July Pass offers primitive backcountry camping with no full hookups water electric or sewer connections. Expect hike-in sites only. All utilities remain unavailable so pack in everything you need. Secure a free backcountry permit at the ranger station before heading out.
No dogs and pets stay home on this trail. Park rules prohibit them to protect wildlife. Leave Fido with a sitter and enjoy the quiet solitude of the old growth forests and creeks.
Stays cost nothing beyond a free backcountry permit. Register in person at the ranger station with no fee required. This covers primitive campsites so plan for self-sufficient camping with no extra charges for sites or amenities.
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