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US-2 · Washington

Stevens Pass

4,061 ftsummit elevation
~78 minortheast of Seattle on US-2
  1. 1Money Creek Campground
  2. 2Sky Gas
  3. 3Skykomish Ranger Station
  4. 4Twin Tunnels landmarkViewpoint
  5. 5Iron Goat Rest Area
  6. 6Surprise Creek Trailhead
  7. 7Windy Point Viewpoint
  8. 8Wellington Trailhead
  9. 9Tunnel Creek Trailhead
  10. 10Stevens PassSki area
  11. 11Pacific Crest - Stevens North Trailhead
  12. 12Bygone Byways Trailhead
  13. 13Stevens Pass Nordic CenterVisitor center
  14. 14White Pine Campground
  15. 15Nason Creek Rest Area
  16. 16Coles Corner Gas
  17. 17Tumwater Campground
  18. 18Swiftwater Picnic Area
★Stevens PassHighwayLocal road
Visitor centerRest areaFuelRanger stationSki areaCampgroundTrailheadPicnic areaViewpoint
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US-2 · Washington

Driving Stevens Pass

When it closes

Stevens is higher and snowier than Snoqualmie, and US-2 over the summit closes regularly through the winter for avalanche control and heavy snowfall, sometimes for extended windows when the avalanche danger is high above the highway. Check the cameras before you leave. Conditions here turn quickly.

Are chains required on Stevens Pass?

Traction and chain requirements are set by WSDOT and change fast in a storm.

How high is Stevens Pass?

The summit is 4,061 feet on US-2 in the Cascades, higher and typically snowier than nearby Snoqualmie Pass on I-90.

How far is Stevens Pass from Seattle?

About 78 miles northeast on US-2, roughly two hours in good weather. Track your mile marker over the pass hands-free with the MileCheck app.