Washington State non-motorized Sno-Parks
Sno-Park: Fields Spring
Region:
Inland NE/SE AreaSno-Park: Fields Spring
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Fields Spring
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Fields Spring State Park
(509) 256-3332Emergency Contact Info:Asotin County Sheriff's Office
(509) 758-2331
Icon LegendDirections: 4.5 miles south of Anatone via Highway 129
Elevation: 4,000 ft
Open 8 am to dusk
50 spaces.
Tracks, skating lane 9 kilometers, designated snowshoe route
Sanitary facilities, tubing hill, designated snow play area, warming huts, no overnight camping at Sno-Park
Sno-Park Permit required 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:
After periods of extreme weather, work crews may be on trails during the day to clear debris or drifts. Please exercise caution.
The Winter Season is here. Check back often for updates.
1/2/13: Temperature is currently 14 degrees, with a bit of freezing fog and general fogginess. We have a seven inch base and still fourteen inches on top. Trails are groomed but are getting hard as there is no new snow. The tube hill is open and not too bad but is rapidly becoming hard and fast. The Sno-Park permit system is in effect and is twenty dollars for a day pass and forty dollars for a season pass.
12/26/12: 25 degrees outside. We have an eight inch base at the office, fourteen inches on top. The cross-country ski trails are groomed and the tube hill is open. It is very slightly snowing and we have about an inch of new snow over the last couple of days. The sno-park pass system is in effect and is twenty dollars for a day pass and forty dollars for a season pass.
12/19/12: Park is open. There is eight inches of snow here at the base, and twelve inches on top. The cross country trails are groomed and the tube hill is open.
Trail Groomer: Fields Spring State Park
REMEMBER:
Grooming reports are updated when trail grooming information is provided. Reports are posted at 9:00 a.m, noon, 3:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Reports are posted at 8:00am and 10:00am on Saturdays. No updates on Sundays or holidays.
Schedule is subject to change.
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There are more than 120 Sno-Parks (parking lots cleared of snow) available statewide during 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 more current information, contact the
public agency listed for the Sno-Park where you plan to park. All scheduled grooming occurs at night.
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