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Sno-Park: Crystal Springs

Region: Blewett/I-90 Area
Sno-Park: Crystal Springs
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Lake Easton State Park
(509) 656-2230
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Directions: 8 miles east of Snoqualmie Summit. I-90 Exit 62 to USFS Road 54 for 1 mile
Elevation: 2,400 ft
150 spaces.

Trails: 1.) 54 / Stampede Pass      2.) 5484 / 332 / Dandy Pass      3.) 5480 / Lost Lake      4.) 5483 / Meadow Cr      5.) 41 / Tacoma Pass      6.) Easton Connector      7.) Crystal Springs     
For buses and groups of 20 or more people, a Special Recreational Permit is required. Please contact Lake Easton State Park at (509) 656-2586. At least a two week notice is preferred.

Trail system 51 miles
Shared with non-motorized recreationists, sanitary facilities, scenic view point

** Please note that the section of the John Wayne Pioneer Trail east of USFS Rd 5400 to Easton is shared use (snowmobile, x-country ski, snowshoe and dog sled). Snowmobiler's need to use caution!

**Overnight camping and campfires are allowed at Crystal Springs Sno-Park. Campfires must be in a portable fire receptacle not to exceed three feet in diameter and must be at least six inches off the ground.

Special Events:
Sno-Park is open to all visitors during special events. Arrive early to secure a parking space. When parking lot is full, please proceed to the next Sno-Park.

Permits: Sno-Park Permit, Special Groomed Trails Permit sticker (required with a Seasonal Sno-Park Permit or snowmobile Sno-Park Permit when engaging in a non-motorized sport--see permit information)

Sno-Park Permit required on all vehicles during the season
Exception: From April 1 to 30, a Sno-Park Permit may or may not be required.

Please obey posted signs indicating whether a permit is needed. Contact the local agency listed for each Sno-Park for more information.

PLEASE NOTE:
Snowmobile access is prohibited on the John Wayne Pioneer Trail west of Stampede Pass Road.

After periods of extreme weather, work crews may be on trails during the day to clear debris or drifts. Please exercise caution.




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There are more than 120 Sno-Parks (parking lots cleared of snow) available statewide during the winter. Approximately 80 of the Sno-Parks are designated primarily for snowmobiling. Click on the above map to find Sno-Park locations in specific regions. You will find directions to snowmobile Sno-Parks and trail reports updated regularly during the winter season.

PLEASE NOTE: Trail grooming information may change without notice due to snow conditions, temperatures, equipment breakdowns, etc. For updates, please check the website regularly.

These maps are not intended as trail guides, but are provided as reference/informational publications only. The trails are not based on Global Positioning Systems (GPS). If you find incorrect information, please notify the Winter Recreation Program at winter@parks.wa.gov.

If you would like to report on the condition of a particular Sno-Park you visit, please print and mail a completed On-Site Evaluation Form to the Winter Recreation Program at:

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
Attn: Winter Recreation Program
P.O. Box 42650
Olympia, WA 98504