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| Ross Lake was created by the damming of the Skagit River and is in the recreation area of the North Cascades National Park. The elevation of the lake is 1600 feet and it is over 20 miles long. The climate is similar to Seattle's.
In existence since 1950, Ross Lake Resort is situated in a line of twelve individual cabins and three bunkhouses built on log floats. The resort is located on the west side of Ross Lake, just north of Ross Dam. It is the only facility on the lake and characterized by its remoteness (no direct road access).
Call for a Reservation - 206.386.4437 (May-November) or off-season - 206.708.3980 (January - May)
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There are two ways to get to Ross Lake Resort form Highway 20. The resort is easily accessible. You can choose to hike here or take the Diablo Lake Ferry which meets up with the Ross Lake Resort Truck.
The resort is open mid-June to October.
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All of our cabins are completely furnished and include electricity and hot and cold running water. Towels, bedding, tableware, pots and pans are provided. Bring your own food; there is no restaurant or store here.
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Call for a Reservation - 206.386.4437 (May-November) or off-season - 206.708.3980 (January - May) |
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Featured in National
Geographic's 2005 Great Lodges of the Great Parks issue.
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Ross Lake Resort rents motorboats, canoes, kayaks, and fishing rods to cabin guests,
campers and day visitors .
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Fishing, Hiking, Backpacking, Tent Camping, Kayaking, Canoeing, Tours and More.
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Offering Truck Portage between Diablo Lake and Ross Lake for small vessels, transportation across the lake and more.
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