Gee Point

The Finney-Cumberland trail accessing this trail allows for cell phone reception, but the trail to Gee Point does not. During this section, there are great views of Mt. Baker, as well as Skagit Valley and the Skagit River. Gee Lake is at the final 10 miles to Gee Point Trail. This portion of the trail is not difficult but is single-lane and has multiple areas where the road dips. These sections would make running the trail in a vehicle smaller than an SUV difficult. Gee Lake would be impassable in snow, and though 4WD isn't required if it has rained, it would be a welcome assurance. The trail composition is packed gravel, but the road is narrower with no turnouts in the final 4 miles for vehicles heading in opposing directions. This trail also leads to Gee Lake on your right, before Gee Point Trail, with parking and a fire ring for camping.