Hozomeen Creek is a pristine waterway located in the remote northern section of North Cascades National Park in Washington state. Flowing into the northern end of Ross Lake near the US-Canada border, this creek offers anglers a true wilderness fishing experience in a stunning alpine setting. The creek runs through a landscape characterized by dramatic mountain peaks, including its namesake Hozomeen Mountain, which the native Salish people called "sharp like a knife." With its clear waters and relatively low fishing pressure due to its remote location, Hozomeen Creek provides quality fishing opportunities for those willing to make the journey.