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Experience Washington's Ultimate Road Trip!

There's nothing like hitting the open road, cranking up the tunes, feeling the wind in your hair and taking a big old gulp of fresh air. And there's nothing like doing this on the Cascade Loop scenic drive!

The Cascade Loop National Scenic Byway is comprised of nine unique regions that span a 440-mile loop from the salty sea air of the Puget Sound and the Salish sea along lush river valleys of Western Washington, over mountain passes surrounded by dense evergreen forest, past apple orchards and vineyards, through acres of fields and farmland, and the shrub-steppe of the Eastern Washington -- the wildlife and scenery will leave you breathless! Each of the communities along this route have distinctive geography, geology and activities. The best way to enjoy it all, is to explore it all!

2025 Travel Guide for Widget

Collect Souvenir Passport stamps in your printed travel guide, and earn prizes, plus enter to win our Prize Package when you collect Passport Stamps from all 9 regions of the Cascade Loop!

The new travel guide is now available -- and the Souvenir Passport Game has begun!

Request your free 2025/26 Travel Guide and start planning your road trip!!

To learn more about the Souvenir Passport and Stamp Collection Locations -- CLICK HERE!

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Explore Chelan County

Three of the unique regions on the Cascade Loop are in Chelan County: Leavenworth and the Cascade Foothills, Wenatchee and the Columbia River Valley, and the Lake Chelan Valley. Each region features unique geography, culture and charm, and they all feature amazing recreation opportunities!

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Top Animal Migrations

The winner of the longest distance migrated goes to the 50,000 Snow Geese who travel to the Skagit Valley from Wrangel Island in northern Siberia. Some birds have been recorded flying three days non-stop to come to the fields where they will feast through the winter on the leftovers in the plowed fields from Sedro-Woolley east to the Salish Sea.

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