Hotels in Granite Falls

Trek through old-growth forests and wetlands to reach a stunning alpine lake surrounded by towering cliffs. Wear waterproof hiking boots - the trail gets muddy even during summer months.

Hike through old-growth forests to reach Mount Pilchuck's historic fire lookout with 360-degree mountain views. Bring extra water and sturdy shoes—the trail gets rocky and steep in spots.

Step back in time at this local museum where a 1,100-year-old Douglas Fir log tells the story of Granite Falls' mining and logging past. Admission is by donation, making this slice of history accessible to all.

Marvel at the Big Four Ice Caves, where melting snow creates stunning blue caverns beneath a mountain snowfield. Accessible via an easy forest trail. Remember to admire from a safe distance.

Hike through serene forest trails to reach two alpine lakes perfect for fishing or a peaceful picnic. The rough access road means fewer crowds, so you'll have these crystal waters mostly to yourself.

Mount Dickerman rewards your 8.6-mile trek with breathtaking 360° views of the North Cascades. Pack extra water and layers for this challenging hike—summer wildflowers and fall berries make the 3,950-foot climb worth it.

This 5,324-foot summit trail rewards hikers with 360-degree views of the Cascades, Olympics, and Puget Sound. The historic fire lookout at the top makes for an epic photo after your boulder scramble.

The Heather Lake Trail winds through ancient forest to reveal a mirror-like alpine lake framed by mountain peaks. Pack sturdy boots for the rocky path that rewards hikers with stunning reflections on clear days.