Discover the most popular places to visit in Mazama
Cedar Creek Falls
8.8/10 (18 reviews)
This two-tiered waterfall rewards hikers with cascading waters framed by wildflowers and forest views. The 3.5-mile return trail through Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest is most spectacular during spring snowmelt.
Harts Pass
8.0/10 (4 reviews)
Harts Pass, Washington's highest maintained road, features dizzying drop-offs and spectacular North Cascade views. Adventurous travellers can explore alpine meadows filled with summer wildflowers or autumn larches.
Goat Peak Lookout Trailhead
9.4/10 (3 reviews)
This historic fire lookout perched at 7,001 feet rewards hikers with panoramic North Cascade views. Visit in early fall when golden larches transform the trail into a photographer's dream.
Lost River Winery
8.8/10 (5 reviews)
This boutique winery showcases the unique terroir of Washington's Methow Valley through handcrafted wines. Sample their award-winning varietals while knowledgeable staff share insights about the local winemaking process.
Suspension Bridge Trailhead
10.0/10 (1 review)
This scenic trailhead provides access to the Tawlks-Foster Suspension Bridge spanning the Methow River. Explore over 200 miles of interconnected trails perfect for hiking, biking, or winter cross-country skiing.
Crystal Trailhead
Crystal Trailhead marks the gateway to the pristine alpine landscapes of Pasayten Wilderness. Hike through dense forests to discover tranquil Crystal Lake, perfect for fishing and wildlife viewing.
Cedar Creek Trailhead
This scenic trailhead leads hikers through wildflower-dotted forests to the tranquil Cedar Falls. Capture the two-tiered waterfall at its most vibrant during late spring when snowmelt creates dramatic cascades.
Billy Goat Trailhead
10.0/10 (1 review)
Gateway to the vast Pasayten Wilderness, this trailhead offers access to untamed alpine meadows and mountain vistas. Hikers will appreciate the solitude and chance to spot elk in this remote natural sanctuary.
"Quent cabin with picnic table outside of cabin. Friendly staff. Wi-Fi needs some improvement. If you were there for work and needed Wi-Fi you wouldn’t get much work done."
"It is a cute place, be ready for a more rustic experience as far as bathrooms and washrooms go. The only thing I didn’t like is that it was a very flimsy lock, and we were the only ones on property for most the stay with spotty cell phone service. That part didn’t feel safe. If there were on site help or other campers around I think I would have felt more safe."
"Standard inn but very clean and everything in town is walkable or a very short drive to get to. I would stay again. Water pressure was great after hiking all day!"
"Great views- lightly staffed as we had to find someone each time we needed assistance both at the front desk and the restaurant. No urgency to serve. Game room was a nice touch but very dusty and furniture was tired.
Dinner was priced to a premium because it’s was on site but not impressive. My loaded baked potato that was $12 but the size of a clementine. I’d stay in town next time."
"The location was great. The cabin was spacious. Decently appointed. The only reason not a 5 was furniture was too old. Barely usable. Cushions were shot on couch and chair so no place to sit comfortably. Everything else was fine"
"Perfect for our trip into North Cascades National Park. Western themed town of Winthrop was quaint and wonderful. Hotel was clean, but worn down, about what we expected . Staff super friendly. If you’re out this way, I would recommend."
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You can snap up a holiday package to this popular destination on Expedia. But how much your holiday to Mazama costs will depend on the length of stay, season and hotel choice.
What are the cheapest months to go to Mazama?
Plan your trip for the off-season and you're likely to get cheap Mazama holiday packages. Bear in mind that school holiday periods and major local events can impact prices, so do your research before booking.
How many days is enough for Mazama?
Generally, a handful of days is enough to see the main attractions during your Mazama holiday. However, if you'd like to have more time to kick back or take day trips, think about extending your trip.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Mazama?
It's no wonder a Mazama holiday is on the must-do list of many travellers. Top attractions like Cedar Creek Falls are just the beginning of what you can explore here.
How to find the best Mazama package deals?
Start your search for a Mazama package deal by entering your preferred travel dates and destination under our "Packages" tab. Then select a few filters, like "Property type" and "Popular locations," to tailor the results to your exact needs. You can also sort by "Package discount" and discover offers that come with unbeatable savings. If you don't find the ideal Mazama package deal right away, just change your dates and search again. Bear in mind that deals are only available for a limited time, so book early and get your Mazama escape underway.
Is it cheaper to book a Mazama holiday as a package?
You can enjoy significant savings on your next Mazama retreat by booking a personalised holiday package. Check the "Package" heading, then enter your destination and travel dates to view some great flight and hotel prices. Bundling can save travellers hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a rental car and you may land a better deal.
When to book a holiday package to Mazama?
Enjoy incredible discounts by reserving your flights in advance with Expedia. If being spontaneous is more your thing, grab one of our last-minute deals for an impromptu Mazama break.
How to plan a trip to Mazama?
Choose the best time to travel: Your schedule, favourite season and the type of weather you enjoy can all influence your decision on when to visit Mazama.
Set a budget: Factor in costs such as food, flights and transportation when working out how much to save for your trip to Mazama. Then, select a property that matches your budget, whether that's an economical option or a lavish retreat.
Decide your trip length: Consider how long you want to spend discovering Mazama. Plan your days so you can get to all the attractions and activities you're interested in at a leisurely pace.
Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in place, you can combine your hotels, car rental, flights and more into a personalised Mazama holiday package.
* Savings based on package bookings compared to the price of the same components booked separately. Savings not available on all packages.