Burn Ban - Level 1

Fires allowed in all designated fire pits and grills. Propane and gas grills allowed.

General

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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is conducting an ongoing study of moose populations on Mt. Spokane and throughout northeastern Washington. Biologists will be outfitting moose with GPS radio collars to gain information about how the animals use the landscape and to assess the overall health and wellness of the local population. Park visitors can expect to see low flying helicopters and collared animals within the park.

More information about this study can be found at this WDFW blog post.

General

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The Summit Road is closed for the winter season.

The stone Vista House is shown at the end of a gravel trail lined with trees.
A close up view of the Vista House made out of stone behind a short stone wall.
Looking uphill towards a picnic shelter set at the edge of tall trees and clouds in the sky.
A line of tall trees in the foreground with the round summit of Mount Spokane and partly cloudy sky in the background.
The expansive view from the summit of Mount Spokane with partially cloudy skies, a lake, and hills and mountains in the distance.

Mount Spokane State Park

26107 N Mount Spokane Park Drive, Mead, WA 99021

Nestled in the richly forested Selkirk Mountains with 100 miles of trails, Mount Spokane offers both summer and winter recreation and has something for everyone.

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas
  • Horses Allowed

Each winter season, from December 1 through March 31, Mount Spokane becomes a Sno-Park and Sno-Park permits are required. Discover Passes are not valid during this time. More information about winter recreation on Mount Spokane can be found on the Mount Spokane Sno-Park page. Sno-Park permits can be purchased online or at the park office.

View live Park cameras:

Park office

Selkirk Lodge parking area

Activities

First Day Hike Events

Biking

Bird Watching

Camping

Hiking, Walking, Rolling and Running

Horseback Riding

Metal Detecting

Winter Activities

Amenities

Automated Pay Station

Accessible Restrooms

Drinking Water

Fire Pit

Park Ranger Station

Restrooms

Wi-Fi

Picnic Shelters

Picnic Tables

Accessible Parking

Parking

Sno-Park

Bike Trails

Equestrian Trails

Hiking Trails

Park features

Image

Creek

Field

Forest

Meadow

Mountain View

Seasonal Wildflowers

Viewpoint

Wildlife Viewing

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas
  • Horses Allowed

Each winter season, from December 1 through March 31, Mount Spokane becomes a Sno-Park and Sno-Park permits are required. Discover Passes are not valid during this time. More information about winter recreation on Mount Spokane can be found on the Mount Spokane Sno-Park page. Sno-Park permits can be purchased online or at the park office.

View live Park cameras:

Park office

Selkirk Lodge parking area

Map & visitor guide

47.9255, -117.1127

Mount Spokane State Park is a 12,444-acre park in the Selkirk Mountains with 100 miles of trails and panoramic views from the summit of 5,883-foot Mount Spokane. The mixed-use trails vary in difficulty for hiking, biking, and horseback riding in the summer to snowshoeing, Nordic skiing and snowmobiling in the winter. During summer, trek through Ponderosa pines and subalpine meadows filled with bear grass, wildflowers and huckleberries, a local favorite.

Mount Spokane has an adventure for everyone, from a relaxing stroll through tall trees and subalpine meadows to a challenging uphill climb to the summit.

Winter recreation

In the winter season, the park features nearly 37 miles of professionally groomed Nordic ski trails through widely varying terrain for both classic and skate skiing. The Selkirk Lodge provides restrooms, water, tables and a wood stove. Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Dec. 1 through March 31. Within the Nordic trail system, take a break to warm up in Nova Hut or Tripp’s Knob Warming Shelter, each offers seating and a wood stove.

Sixteen miles of groomed trails available for snowmobiling and other types of non-motorized use. Stop to get warm at Smith Gap or the Historic CCC Cabin before enjoying the snowmobile play areas.

Non-groomed trails are perfect for snowshoeing and fat-tire biking.

Concessions

If you need to rent snowshoes and cross-country skis Dec. 1 through March 31, visit the Fitness Fanatics trailer in the parking lot next to the Selkirk Lodge. More information, visit Fitness Fanatics.

Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park

Operating within Mount Spokane State Park, Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park is 1,704 acres of skiable area, 2,000 skiable vertical feet, 52 designated runs, six chair lifts, a surface lift, and the best terrain park in the region. Night skiing available most Wednesday–Saturday nights in the winter season. Mt. Spokane also has an extensive ski school dedicated to both youth and adult lessons and programs. 

For more details, visit Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park or call (509) 238-2220 ext. 0. 

Camping

Bald Knob Campground is open July 1 through Sept. 15 with eight reservable, standard sites. There is a restroom with running water, no showers.

For a unique and memorable overnight adventure, spend the night in the Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout that sits atop the rocky summit of Quartz Mountain. Available for rent from June 15 through Oct. 1. For more information on the lookout, visit the Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout webpage.