YOU’RE INVITED
for an a ernoon, overnight, or weekend stay in one of dozens of programs designed to get you out in nature, exploring and connecting with the wild wonders of our region.
From the North Cascades to the Skagit and Methow Valleys, the Salish Sea and even online wherever you are, we o er exciting ways for you to learn about the natural and cultural resources of the area, in small groups led by professional instructors and naturalists.
BASE CAMP
Enjoy the comforts of our campus during your overnight adventure in the North Cascades National Park with a Base Camp booking: comfortable lodging, three delicious, locally-sourced meals, and seasonal learning activities. MarchNovember ncascades.org/ basecamp
SKAGIT TOURS
Take a boat tour exploring Diablo Lake and learn about the natural and cultural history of the North Cascades. Enjoy views of peaks, islands and waterfalls and hear stories about the people who have lived and worked in these mountains. Some tours include lunch service. July-September ncascades.org/skagittours
FAMILY GETAWAYS
Many of our programs take place at the North Cascades Environmental Learning Center, a hub of discovery and adventure operated in partnership with the National Park Service and Seattle City Light. The campus is on Diablo Lake in North Cascades National Park—3 hours from Seattle and 2 from Bellingham —and features modern accommodations, locally-sourced food service, access to the lake, trails and much more.
Connect with your family—and nature too—with handson learning and fun activities for all ages; lodging and delicious meals included. Multi-generational groups and non-traditional families welcome! Scholarships available. July-August ncascades.org/family
Scholarships & discounts for student, military and disability may be available for Institute programs. Call 360-854-2599 for details.
CONFERENCES & RETREATS
Welcoming weddings, trainings, workshops, reunions and other events with lodging for up to 92 guests, meals and educational programming. Year-round ncascades.org/ retreats
North Cascades Institute no longer requires vaccinations for in-person program participants.
