Sherman Pass Scenic Byway
Visitor Services
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Special Considerations
There are frequent paved pull-offs and slow-traffic lanes that accommodate the current use levels. However, the byway experiences cycle groups as large as 200+ each summer.
Paved shoulders along the corridor are limited to two feet in some areas. To alleviate this situation, signs occur through the corridor alerting motorists to the presence of bicyclists and encouraging them to share the road.
Restrictions
Sherman Pass is the highest pass in Washington State that is maintained open year round. As such, certain restrictions may apply during the winter (eg., traction tires, chains).
Seasons
- Best Time to Drive
Spring or Summer
- High Season
Due to the byway’s location and how people utilize the regional loops, the traveler will not experience high concentrations of traffic of crowds.
- Winter
Certain restrictions may apply during the winter (eg., traction tires, chains).
Road Conditions
- To find up to date information about the road conditions along Sherman Pass Scenic Byway, please visit the FHWA listing of web sites for more information.
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