Skagit River

SKAGIT RIVER  () rises in MANNING PROVINCIAL PARK near Allison Pass and, after following the HOPE–PRINCETON HWY north and west, veers south through Skagit Valley Provincial PARK (279.48 sq km) to Ross Lk, a reservoir straddling the US border. It was designated a BC HERITAGE RIVER in 1995. Aboriginal people have used the valley for at least 8,000 years. Their ancient trade route was incorporated in 1858 into the Whatcom TRAIL connecting...

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