Surrounded by the natural beauty of the North Cascades, Lake Tyee is the perfect home base for outdoor recreation, scenic adventures, and exploring the charm of the Upper Skagit Valley. From peaceful lakes and forested hiking trails to local attractions and small-town events, there is always something new to discover.
Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway or enjoying your own recreational property, explore all that Concrete and the surrounding area have to offer.
The Lake Tyee area is a destination for those who love the outdoors. Enjoy beautiful lakes, rivers, forests, and mountain scenery just a short drive from the community.
Boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and lakeside picnics with beautiful mountain views. A favorite destination for a full day on the water.
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Explore forested walking trails, picnic areas, and Skagit River shoreline. A peaceful spot for wildlife watching and enjoying the outdoors.
Enjoy a relaxing day of fishing, picnicking, and taking in the natural beauty of this quiet lake destination.
Take in the scenery, enjoy a picnic, or launch a boat at this beautiful reservoir just north of Concrete.
Enjoy forested hiking routes and scenic views of Baker Lake in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.
A multi-use trail between Sedro-Woolley and Concrete, perfect for walking, biking, and enjoying the Skagit Valley landscape.
Take a short, easy walk through towering old-growth trees along Baker Lake Road. A great stop for nature lovers.
North Cascades Highway
Take a memorable drive along Highway 20, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, forested valleys, and spectacular scenic overlooks.
North Cascades National Park
Discover rugged mountain landscapes, alpine lakes, hiking trails, and breathtaking viewpoints in one of Washington’s most treasured natural areas.
Rockport State Park
Wander through a beautiful old-growth forest filled with towering trees, moss-covered ground, and peaceful walking trails.
Just a short drive from Lake Tyee, Concrete offers small-town charm, local history, and unique attractions worth exploring.
Silo Park
See Concrete’s iconic cement silos and enjoy the community park, playground, skate park, and seasonal spray pad.
Concrete Heritage Museum
Discover the people, industries, and history that helped shape Concrete and the Upper Skagit Valley.
Concrete Theatre
Catch a movie or enjoy the charm of this historic 1923 theater, a longtime local landmark.
S.báliuqʷ Interpretive Trail & Baker River Clubhouse
Enjoy a riverfront walk featuring interpretive displays about Upper Skagit history, salmon habitat, and the area’s industrial heritage. The clubhouse is open seasonally.
Lower Baker Dam Overlook
Stop for scenic views of the historic hydroelectric dam and surrounding Baker River landscape.
Concrete and the Upper Skagit Valley celebrate the seasons with community events and local traditions throughout the year.
Skagit Eagle Festival — Winter eagle-viewing opportunities and community activities along the Skagit River.
Cascade Days — A longtime Concrete tradition featuring community festivities and activities.
Concrete Saturday Market — Browse local vendors and enjoy a relaxed summer outing.
Concrete Ghost Walk — Explore local history and lore during this seasonal Halloween tradition.
Fourth of July Celebrations — Enjoy small-town festivities, parades, and community gatherings.
Event dates, schedules, and activities vary each year. Check local listings before visiting.
Make a day of exploring Concrete with a stop at a local bakery, casual restaurant, or neighborhood gathering spot.
5b’s Bakery
A local favorite for baked goods, coffee, breakfast, and lunch in historic Concrete.
Birdsview Brewing Co.
A relaxed local brewery and gathering spot along Highway 20, perfect for a casual stop while exploring the area.
Act One Ice Cream
Treat yourself to ice cream after a day of hiking, exploring, or enjoying the outdoors.
Annie’s Pizza Station
A casual local stop for pizza and Italian-American favorites, ideal for lunch or dinner.
Cascade Burgers
Grab a classic burger and a shake at this casual roadside stop along the North Cascades Highway.
One of the many things that makes Lake Tyee special is its location. With access to lakes, trails, mountain destinations, and the welcoming community of Concrete, the area offers countless opportunities to explore, relax, and enjoy the outdoors.
Whether you’re looking for adventure or simply a peaceful place to get away, Lake Tyee puts you close to the best of the Upper Skagit Valley.
Discover Lake Tyee. Explore the area. Make the most of your getaway.
Concrete Chamber of Commerce
Local attractions, dining, events & visitor information.
Washington State Parks
Park information, camping & visitor updates.
North Cascades National Park
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