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Bears and wolves - North Cascades National Park
Bears and wolves

Most of the North Cascades is isolated wilderness. There are many opportunities to backpack to the middle of nowhere and experience the true wilderness away from highways and scenic overlooks. There are wolves and grizzlies in this area, so take precautions setting up camp and storing food. And if you see a grizzly, be sure to send me a photo.

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  • Written Jul 11, 2004
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Speed Limits - North Cascades National Park
Speed Limits

The posted speed limits on highway 20 are lower than those on most highways in Washington. But that doesn't stop motorcyclists and other vehicles from driving this road at top speed. It seems to me such a waste to fly through this area and miss the scenery, but to each their own. Slower moving vehicle, which is often those traveling at the speed limit, must use the pullouts along the road to allow others to pass. It is illegal to "tow" 5 or more cars- have 5 or more cars or other vehicles lined up behind you wishing to travel at a faster speed.

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