travel, vehicle maintenance, supplies, etc supplies, maintenance, vehicle travel, 10. 5. Flashlight Knife *Includes: salaries, overhead costs, signs, printing, printing, signs, costs, overhead salaries, *Includes: P&R 45-16100-11 (10/08) 45-16100-11 P&R www.parks.wa.gov/winter For trail grooming updates: updates: grooming trail For Facility development and services: 2% services: and development Facility 9. 4. Sunglasses Compass Non-Motorized Program Non-Motorized Emergency reserve: 7% reserve: Emergency 8. 3. First aid kit aid First Map www.parks.wa.gov/winter 40% Education and enforcement: 10% enforcement: and Education (360) 902-8844 (360) 7. 2. Fire starter Fire clothing Extra Winter Recreation Program Recreation Winter Snow Removal and sanitation: 23% sanitation: and Removal Snow Washington State Parks State Washington 6. 1. Matches food/water Extra Administration*: 18% Administration*: www.nwac.us Ten Essentials Ten Trail grooming and trail grooming equipment: 40% equipment: grooming trail and grooming Trail (206) 526-6677 (206) Northwest Avalanche Hotline: Avalanche Northwest Average Year Average Stay Safe: Carry Safe: Stay How Revenue is Spent is Revenue How 1610 AM (I-90 corridor from North Bend to Ellensburg) to Bend North from corridor (I-90 AM 1610 530 AM on your radio when in effective range range effective in when radio your on AM 530 Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) Radio Advisory Highway may use the pass. the use may The Washington Sno-Park permit is accepted in Oregon Oregon in accepted is permit Sno-Park Washington The snowmobilers by my actions. my by snowmobilers 20. Mount Spokane (4,600 ft) (4,600 Spokane Mount 20. May I use my Sno-Park permit in other states? other in permit Sno-Park my use I May ing in the same household; however only one vehicle at a time time a at vehicle one only however household; same the in ing recognizing that people judge all skiers or or skiers all judge people that recognizing 17. Wakepish (2,800 ft) (2,800 Wakepish 17. - liv individuals to registered plates license with vehicles two for www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/511 10. I will not interfere with or harass others, others, harass or with interfere not will I Marble Mountain (2,700 ft) (2,700 Mountain Marble Nov. 15 to April 30. April to 15 Nov. Special Groomed Trails sticker. One season pass may be used used be may pass season One sticker. Trails Groomed Special Traffic information line 511 line information Traffic 16. Cougar (2,200 ft) ft) (2,200 Cougar 16. an emergency, I will volunteer assistance. volunteer will I emergency, an passes also are available online at www.parks.wa.gov/winter from from www.parks.wa.gov/winter at online available are also passes $30 per vehicle for a season pass and $30 per vehicle for a a for vehicle per $30 and pass season a for vehicle per $30 Department of Transportation of Department Government Mineral Springs Mineral Government rain, weather and traffic on the trail. In case of of case In trail. the on traffic and weather rain, Program, P.O. Box 42662, Olympia, WA 98504-2662. One-day One-day 98504-2662. WA Olympia, 42662, Box P.O. Program, Sno-Park permits cost $10 per vehicle for a one-day pass, pass, one-day a for vehicle per $10 cost permits Sno-Park 15. Lookout (2,832 ft) ft) (2,832 Lookout 15. State Parks and Recreation Commission, Winter Recreation Recreation Winter Commission, Recreation and Parks State - ter ability, equipment, my by determined are What is the cost of a permit? a of cost the is What 14. Smith Butte (3,850 ft) (3,850 Butte Smith 14. locations throughout the state or by mail from the Washington Washington the from mail by or state the throughout locations Contacts 9. I realize that my destination and travel speed speed travel and destination my that realize I Lake Easton State Park (2,200 ft) (2,200 Park State Easton Lake Sno-Park permits may be purchased at more than 125 retail retail 125 than more at purchased be may permits Sno-Park thing I packed in. packed I thing Crystal Springs (2,400 ft) ft) (2,400 Springs Crystal Where can I buy a permit? a buy I can Where chains and a shovel as Sno-Parks are not graveled or sanded. or graveled not are Sno-Parks as shovel a and chains Kachess (2,350 ft) (2,350 Kachess 8. I will not litter and I will pack out every- out pack will I and litter not will I Important not park on highway interchanges. Always be prepared—carry prepared—carry be Always interchanges. highway on park not 9. Gold Creek (2,560 ft) ft) (2,560 Creek Gold 9. administration of the Sno-Park Program. Sno-Park the of administration areas posted for their protection or feeding. or protection their for posted areas Sno-Parks may not be cleared completely during the winter. Do Do winter. the during completely cleared be not may Sno-Parks 8. Salmon La Sac (2,360 ft) ft) (2,360 Sac La Salmon 8. ties, trail grooming, signs, maps, parking lot construction and and construction lot parking maps, signs, grooming, trail ties, 7. I will not disturb wildlife and will avoid avoid will and wildlife disturb not will I Sno-Park plowing is secondary to highway plowing; some some plowing; highway to secondary is plowing Sno-Park difficulty ratings and other winter information. winter other and ratings difficulty 7. Blewett Pass (4,100 ft) (4,100 Pass Blewett 7. facilities. The money provides snow removal, sanitary facili- sanitary removal, snow provides money The facilities. 6. When stopping, I will not block the trail. the block not will I stopping, When ized winter recreation. winter ized commercial cross-country ski areas, including trail networks, networks, trail including areas, ski cross-country commercial Proceeds are used exclusively for non-motorized Sno-Park Sno-Park non-motorized for exclusively used are Proceeds pocket-size guide gives detailed descriptions of Sno-Park and and Sno-Park of descriptions detailed gives guide pocket-size - non-motor for areas 45 than more are there Presently, fees. user and established ski tracks. ski established and snowmobile parking snowmobile state must have a Washington Sno-Park permit. Sno-Park Washington a have must state purchased from the Winter Recreation Program. This 60-page, 60-page, This Program. Recreation Winter the from purchased parking areas for winter recreationists. It is solely supported by by supported solely is It recreationists. winter for areas parking 5. I will respect designated areas, trail-use signs signs trail-use areas, designated respect will I The following Sno-Parks allow allow Sno-Parks following The vehicles licensed in Washington Washington in licensed vehicles A statewide groomed cross-country ski trails guide may be be may guide trails ski cross-country groomed statewide A The Sno-Park Program was developed to provide cleared cleared provide to developed was Program Sno-Park The approaching or overtaking another. overtaking or approaching side) of the windshield. All All windshield. the of side) cross-country ski trails guide? trails ski cross-country Sno-Parks with Joint Parking Joint with Sno-Parks Parks Sno-Park Program? Sno-Park Parks 4. I will slow down and use caution when when caution use and down slow will I in the lower left corner (driver’s (driver’s corner left lower the in Where can I get a statewide groomed groomed statewide a get I can Where What is the Washington State State Washington the is What All permits must be displayed displayed be must permits All way to downhill traffic. downhill to way 20. Mount Spokane (4,600 ft) ft) (4,600 Spokane Mount 20. winter recreationists and yield the right-of- the yield and recreationists winter Trails sticker. Trails cording to the availability of Sno-Park funds. Sno-Park of availability the to cording Lake Easton State Park (2,200 ft) (2,200 Park State Easton Lake 3. I will keep to the right when meeting other other meeting when right the to keep will I *new fees reflected in brochure in reflected fees *new groomed periodically at the discretion of State Parks and ac- and Parks State of discretion the at periodically groomed purchasing the Special Groomed Groomed Special the purchasing Hyak (2,560 ft) ft) (2,560 Hyak and provide sufficient financial reserves for improvements. for reserves financial sufficient provide and movement of big game herds and other factors. The trails are are trails The factors. other and herds game big of movement other vehicles or impeding access to trails. to access impeding or vehicles other at these Sno-Parks without without Sno-Parks these at CS Road 54 (2,400 ft) (2,400 54 Road CS clubs, the fee increase will sustain the historical service level level service historical the sustain will increase fee the clubs, tion depends on winter logging activity, snow conditions, conditions, snow activity, logging winter on depends tion The one-day pass may be used used be may pass one-day The 2. I will park considerately without blocking blocking without considerately park will I Crystal Springs (2,400 ft) ft) (2,400 Springs Crystal Some Sno-Parks have groomed trails. Their actual loca- actual Their trails. groomed have Sno-Parks Some Committee. Supported by individual users and recreational recreational and users individual by Supported Committee. and Mount Spokane Sno-Parks. Sno-Parks. Spokane Mount and enjoy the beauty. the enjoy 9. Cabin Creek (2,462 ft) (2,462 Creek Cabin 9. Do Sno-Parks have groomed trails? groomed have Sno-Parks Do the State Parks volunteer citizen Winter Recreation Advisory Advisory Recreation Winter citizen volunteer Parks State the Lake Wenatchee, Nason Ridge Ridge Nason Wenatchee, Lake Nason Ridge (2,000 ft) (2,000 Ridge Nason and the rights of all winter recreationists to to recreationists winter all of rights the and first Sno-Park permit fee increase in 16 years at the request of of request the at years 16 in increase fee permit Sno-Park first Springs, Hyak, Lake Easton, Easton, Lake Hyak, Springs, Lake Wenatchee State Park (1,875 ft) (1,875 Park State Wenatchee Lake 1.