Sno-Parks Near The Summit

While our tubing operation is hard to beat, we understand the desire to go sledding too! Sledding is not permitted anywhere at The Summit, but there are numerous sno-parks available locally where sledding is welcomed.

HYAK SNO-PARK - Exit 54

Directions: I-90 Exit 54. Turn south at off-ramp (from Seattle, make a right turn off the freeway.
From Cle Elum, make a left turn) to the intersection. Turn left, go about 1/8 mile and turn right.
Sno-park is on first right.

Features: Tracks, skate lane 12 km (John Wayne Pioneer Trail), Heated restrooms, Tubing/Sledding hill, designated snow play area.

Snow Play Area:
The Hyak tubing hill is one of the most popular destinations along the I-90 corridor. Its sledding hill boasts a 300- foot run with a 50-foot run-out that allows sledders to slow down safely. No tow rope is available, but the medium slope climbs gently for an easy climb. Please bring inner tubes or plastic sleds only. No skis, snowboards or ski-equipped vehicles are permitted. Safety helmets recommended. For the safety of all visitors, please observe the following rules: Clear the bottom of the hill quickly - Use extreme edge of hill to return to the top - Do not dig holes, construct jumps or ramps - No multiple sleds (no “trains” or interlocking sleds) - No multiple people on single tubes, etc. - No pets allowed in the parking lot or on the hill.

GOLD CREEK SNO-PARK - Exit 54

Directions: 1 mile north of the freeway. I-90 Exit 54 to frontage road

Features: This is an ungroomed Sno-Park.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS ROAD 54 SNO-PARK - Exit 62

Directions: 8 miles east of Snoqualmie Summit. I-90 Exit 62 then 1 mile south on USFS Road 54

Features: Tracks, skate lane 20 kilometers; snowshoe trail 1 kilometer; dog-friendly trails, Shared with snowmobile users, sanitary facilities, shelter

CABIN CREEK SNO-PARK - Exit 63

Directions: 10 miles east of Snoqualmie Summit, I-90, exit 63

Features: Tracks, skate lane 16 km, Sanitary facilities, scenic view point, shelter

LAKE EASTON SNO-PARK - Exit 63

Directions: I-90 Exit 70 in day-use area

Features: Tracks, skate lane 5 kilometers (first .6 mile of snowmobile trail runs beside ski trail), Shared with snowmobile users. Showers (tokens required) & camping (camp fee applies).

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