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Mount Spokane First Day Hike- Snowshoe to the Summit
There are currently no future events scheduled.
Participants will snowshoe past the Bald Knob Picnic Shelter to the historic stone Vista House located at 5,883 feet – the highest point of Mount Spokane. If weather permits, participants will have views of the Cabinet Mountains in Montana, Selkirk Crest in North Idaho, and nearby lakes. Roundtrip, this hike will be approximately 3.5 miles. Snacks will be provided at the trailhead. Participants can also purchase hot drinks and snacks at the Vista House.
Snacks will be provided at the trailhead. Maximum group size is 30. Please register through Eventbrite under the event name “First Day Hike – Snowshoe to the Summit”. Daily Sno-Park Permit ($25) or Seasonal Sno-Park Permit ($50) is required and can be purchased at the Mount Spokane State Park office/kiosk or online at https://parks.state.wa.us/130/Winter-recreation.
Snacks will be provided at the trailhead. Maximum group size is 30. Please register through Eventbrite under the event name “First Day Hike – Snowshoe to the Summit”. Daily Sno-Park Permit ($25) or Seasonal Sno-Park Permit ($50) is required and can be purchased at the Mount Spokane State Park office/kiosk or online at https://parks.state.wa.us/130/Winter-recreation.
Length of Hike: 3.5 miles
Where to Meet: Lower Selkirk Parking Lot, also known as the Snowmobile Parking Lot
Is this Hike for Beginners? No
Suggested minimum age of children to attend: 12 years old
ADA Accessible? No
Stroller Accessible? No
Are leashed dogs allowed? No
Restrictions: No pets allowed
Registration Required: Yes, registration will be through Eventbrite. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/first-day-hike-snowshoe-to-the-summit-tickets-1042394127897
Things to bring: Snowshoes, waterproof or water-resistant boots, gators or waterproof pants, trekking poles, sunglasses, sunscreen, snacks and water.
Cancellation Information: Sarah Page, 509-570-4134, sarah.page@parks.wa.gov