Hotels in Concrete

Crystal-clear waters mirror Mount Baker's snow-capped peak at this 9-mile alpine reservoir. Hike the lakeside trail or cast for sockeye salmon from the shore during summer months.

Spot eagles soaring above the Skagit River at Rasar State Park's 4,000 feet of pristine shoreline. Bring binoculars in fall and winter when these majestic birds are most abundant during migration.

The Baker Lake Trail winds through old-growth forests with stunning Mount Baker views, crossing wooden bridges over cascading creeks. Bring layers and a Northwest Forest Pass for this 14.7-mile scenic path.

Anglers flock to Lake Shannon for its abundant kokanee salmon in a pristine forest setting. Bring your own supplies—amenities are limited along this peaceful 2,060-acre reservoir's undeveloped shoreline.

Tucked along Baker Lake's shores, this campground offers peaceful retreats with mountain views and a small beach. Bring your fishing gear and a small boat to access prime Sockeye spots during summer months.

Hundreds of bald eagles gather here each winter to feast on salmon along the Skagit River. Bring binoculars and arrive before 11 AM to catch these majestic birds during their most active feeding time.

Skagit View Trail is 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from central Concrete, why not stop by during your stay.

Hike through towering cedars and moss-covered boulders along the Baker River's edge on this 5.2-mile trail. Pack sturdy shoes for stream crossings and don't forget your Recreation Pass for parking.