Looking for the best hikes near Mount Baker in Washington? In this guide, we cover all our favorite Mount Baker trails, including the Skyline Divide Trail, the Park Butte Lookout, the popular Chain Lakes Loop, Artist Ridge, and more. Plus, we give you our best tips for hiking in Mount Baker so you’re ready to hit the trails!

The Park Butte Lookout Trail near Mount Baker has one of the most picturesque fire lookouts in Washington, with in-your-face-views of Mount Baker and the Cascades. You can even spend the night in Park Butte Lookout for an epic sunrise and sunset over the mountains. In this guide, learn everything you need to know to hike the Park Butte Lookout Trail in Washington, including how to get there, how long it takes, how to spend the night at Park Butte Lookout (or where to camp nearby) and more!

The Skyline Divide Trail in Washington is one of the best hikes in the Mount Baker Wilderness, with stunning views along the entire ridgeline. In this guide, learn everything you need to know about hiking the Skyline Divide Trail in Mount Baker, including how to get to the Skyline Divide trailhead, what to bring, what to expect along the trail, and more!

The Chain Lakes Loop trail is a popular hike in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest- and for good reason. This moderate hike combines views of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan with the opportunity to take a dip in several alpine lakes. In this guide, learn everything you need to know about hiking the Chain Lakes Loop in Washington, including the best trailheads and which direction to hike the Chain Lakes Loop, how to camp at the Chain Lakes, when to go, and what to expect along the trail!

The Ptarmigan Ridge Trail in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is an incredibly scenic hike that brings you about as close to Mount Baker as you can get. In this guide, we go over everything you need to know to hike Ptarmigan Ridge, including when to go, what to expect along the trail, what to bring, and more!