

| Sno-Park passes and Snowmobile registration tags are strictly enforced. Don't ruin your visit by getting an expensive citation. Remember your passes. |

| How do I give feedback about the winter recreation program? Contact the Washington State Parks at 360-902-8844 or visit www.parks.wa.gov/winter/. For specific information about the Cle Elum Ranger District, call 509-852-1100. |



| Cross Country Skiing |


| Kongsberger Ski Club Ellensburg Ski Club The Summit at Snoqualmie Snoqualmie Nordic Club Leavenworth Ski Club Snow Recreation Web Page WA Ski Touring Club |
| Non-Motorized Sno-Parks Gold Creek Hyak Crystal Springs Cabin Creek Lake Easton Swauk Creek Pipe Creek Blewett Pass |
| Great web page about non-motorized winter grooming! Click here! |
| Home Page XC Ski Page Snowmobile Page Dog Power Sports Snowshoe Snow Play Winter Safety Winter Photos |

| A Special Grooming sticker (middle of Sno-Park) is REQUIRED at Crystal Springs (Ski areas), Cabin Creek, Hyak Sno-Park, and Lake Easton. Your Sno-Park Pass MUST have your vehicle's license plate recorded ON THE PASS to be valid. |
| Crystal Springs Sno-Park Non-Motorized Users, please note that the Iron Horse Trail from the Easton Tunnel to the Stampede Road is open to Snowmobiles. Also, the groomed trail from the Stampede Road to the Lost Lake Road is OPEN to Dog Sledders and Skijorers. Expect to see dogs on this section, as it ties in with the Dog Power Trail 100, that takes Dog Mushers back to their staging / line-out area. |
| Gold Creek Sno-Park This is the busiest Sno-Park on the Cle Elum District. The parking area serves all user groups including XC and Backcountry Skiers, Snowshoers, and Snowmobilers. Expect crowds and limited parking. There is NO PARKING south of the Sno-Park signs, in the I-90 interchange area. Please plan on arriving early to secure a legal parking are. There is almost always parking on the road, east of the entry; you will just have to walk a little further. The entire frontage road is a Sno-Park, and all vehicles parking on the road must have a current Sno-Park pass clearly displayed on the driver's side of the front windshield. |