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Three Fingers Lookout
This hike is very difficult and strenuous, and the last half mile of the trail requires mountain climbing equipment and expertise. You must traverse a short, steep section of the Three Fingers Glacier, make a rocky scramble and ascend steep ladders to the lookout on the south peak of Three Fingers Mountain. As there is considerable exposure, those using the cabin and ladder must determine if the climb to the lookout is safe.
The lookout was built in 1932-33. For more information about volunteering or maintaining this facility contact the Everett Mountaineers.
At a Glance
| Usage: | Medium-Heavy |
|---|---|
| Information Center: | CallVerlot Public Service Center at 360-691-7791. |
General Information
General Notes:Directions:
From the Verlot Public Service Center (11 miles east of Granite Falls, WA), travel west on the Mt. Loop Highway for 3.9 miles. Turn right (north) on the Tupso Pass Road (Forest Service road 41) and follow this road for 18.0 miles to the trailhead. Call Darrington Ranger District office at 360-436-1155 or Verlot Public Service Center at 360-691-7791 for additional information.