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OUTDOOR RECREATION ACTIVITIES

*NEW* Outdoors with Children

Walking Map for Spokane County

 

Current Project

Fish Lake Trail

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SNOWSHOEING

 

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Mt. Spokane Snowshoers:

A seasonal permit is required to park in any of the snowshoe parking lots. You need a seasonal permit and a groomed trail permit to park in the snowmobile parking lot or the Selkirk Lodge Cross Country Parking Lot..
Information on where to buy seasonal/groomed trail permits here: http://www.parks.wa.gov/winter/
(They are available at REI on Monroe- extra service fee).

Parking is allowed anywhere with a daily permit including the snowmobile lot and the Selkirk Cross Country lot. A daily permit may be purchased online here: https://fortress.wa.gov/parks/ecomm/sno/dsnostp0.asp

There is a pdf Mt. Spokane Trail Map here: http://www.mountspokane.org/Maps/SnowshoeTrailMap.pdf Recommended Snowshoe routes here: http://www.mountspokane.org/Maps/SnowshoeBrochure.pdf
More information here: http://www.parks.wa.gov/winter/nonmotor.asp

Mt.Spokane

Snowshoe trails on Mt. Spokane start near the bottom near the entrance, at the big bend parking area and the snowmobile parking lot.

New Mt. Spokane Snowshoe Trail Map

Spokane Parks and Recreation features snowshoe trips and will provide equipment for rental and sometimes transportation.

 

Mt. Spokane Snow BridgeThree Rock side of Mt. Spokane