Mt. Spokane, WA
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I've never been to Mt. Spokane, but it's on my list! It's been a popular
trip with the NNSC.
- Mt. Spokane
is a state
park that includes both a downhill ski area and extensive (60 km)
Nordic ski and snowshoe trails.
- ide variety of activities, including Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. It
has xx km of groomed trails.
- Location: is 35 miles NE of Spokane, WA; it's 392 miles from
Bellingham. Approximately 6.5 hours from Bellingham according to Google.
- Elevation: The top of Mt. Spokane is 5883', so it's less than that!
- Google Road map to ski area
- Driving: It's in the mountains and it's wintertime. Better be
prepared! And bring chains.
- Type of skiing: Most trails are groomed nightly for classical and
skating.
- Trail
map - Avenza map is available
- Latest Grooming report
- Length of season: Skiing is happening on 12/12/2021. Last grooming in
spring 2021 was April 4.
- Places to stay / price range: On previous club trips, people have
stayed at the Oxford Suites at 15015 E Indiana Avenue, Spokane Valley,
WA 99216. Amenities – Full Hot Breakfast Buffet. Evening Reception
featuring appetizers and your choice of wine, beer or soft drinks;
On-site Restaurant & Lounge Oxford Riverside Bistro available
nightly from 4:00 pm until 9:30 pm; Parking; Indoor Pool, Spa, Sauna,
Steam Room and more.
- Trail fees / passes needed: A Sno Park Permit and a Special Groomed
Trails Permit sticker are required for each vehicle, and are good for
all passengers in the vehicle. The Snow Park Permit and SGTP
contribute to a State fund that pays for snow plowing of roads and
parking lots, the trail groomer and groomer operator, and other State
Park winter maintenance expenses.
- Nordic
Ski Lessons: (both skate and classical) are available
- Equipment rentals are available.
- Special Events: There should be good skiing all season long. But a
race/tour gives you a chance to be part of an event! Join others for
specially marked trails, feed stations, and the fun of a race! Some to
check out: Spokane Nordic Winterfest, January 16, 2022; SPOKANE NORDIC CHALLENGE - 20 / 30 / 50km Ski Loppet;
March 6,2022
- Other things to do: downhill skiing at Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park
- Want to talk about it? Want some stories? Want a suggested
itinerary?
This is a forwarding email address, your questions will be sent
to 'the 'experienced user' – questions@nooksacknordicskiclub.org