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Northern Cascades

tinboatcapt

Fixin' ta ride
I hope this is the correct place to ask a route question.

I have been Eyeing the maps and wondering about the Northern Cascades/ highway 20 route across northern Washington. Two places catch my interest from the Access Washington website: Diablo and Grand Coulie [sp?] Dams. Are there other stops that are "Must See". My objective is the Olympic Penninsula with an interstate return. This is definately not an "Iron Butt" run. 300-500 mi/day on this old frame is plenty.

Years ago I made it to Glacier via Highway 2 from Minneapolis, but turned north and missed the northern corner. I took in the Canadian Rockies to Jasper and home through Saskatoon, Winipeg, and the Souix Narrows. Then had to build a career, and raise a family.

Thanks in advance.
Jim :idea
 
You will LOVE the ride over Rte 20 through the North Cascades.Give yourself lots of time to stop for pics and just to take in the views.There is a little town in there somewhere called Mazama,worth a 2-3 hour stop and browse.
 
Thanks.
I've found the location of Mazama in the Okanogan National Forest. I've added it to the "must stop and see" list.
Jim
:)
 
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