Cabin Creek (West)

Paralleling a section of the Pacific Crest Hiking Trail, Cabin Creek North offers a different route from Interstate 90 to Tacoma Pass. This scenic detour runs on the opposite side of the washout of Cabin Creek. Even though the two halves of the offroading trails no longer link up, driving on both sections still makes for a whole day of adventure near the town of Easton, Washington.

Cabin Creek Road was named after the historic town, which was established as a sawmill camp alongside the main line of the Northern Pacific Railway (now the Burlington Northern Railway) in 1916. The town was situated east of the railway's tunnel in the Stampede Pass.