WELCOME to the 2020/2021 season!
Central Cascades Winter Recreation Council
non-motorized winter recreation in the I-90 corridor
Washington State Parks Twitter
news flash
Sunday March 28th 2021 - PM
change just out:
The gates at Crystal Springs Sno-Park will close Thursday, April 15. Sanitation will be removed sometime that week between April 12 and April 15.
Cabin Creek extra post season grooming next weekend and weekend after.
Also - check this out:
https://www.norwiski.com/cross-country-skiing-washington
Report from Salmon La Sac:
3/22/2021 – Monday – Salmon La Sac – Groomed and set track throughout; new 2-4” of wet snow, temps mid 30’s to low 40’s; today was the last day for grooming at Salmon La Sac..
Report from Lake Easton State Park crew:
Important USFS Press Release - please read!
See Seattle Times article
New Seattle Times article 2/19/21
Up on the I-90 corridor, please do not park in the residential neighborhoods. Or in the I-90 freeway interchanges.
Here is a spot where you can check USFS road closures
Click on the Facebook icon above. Or search for "Central Cascades Winter Recreation Council".
If you see any criminal activity / vandalism / property damage on either State Park property or USFS land, call Washington State Patrol at 509-925-5303 and they will dispatch help.
Call Kittitas County sheriff for county land at 509-925-8534 (KITTCOM)
As usual, if you have a life threatening emergency, call 911.
If you need a tow, call Willetts towing in Cle Elum and they will take care of you for a nice chunk of your hard earned money. 509-674-4357.
CCWRC is pleased to present this source of information about the I-90 Sno-Parks in addition to other non-motorized Sno-Parks in Kittitas County. This site is created by CCWRC volunteers and those that recreate at various Sno-Parks. CCWRC works as volunteers with Washington State Parks Sno-Park Program.
This website is meant to compliment the Washington State Parks winter recreation website - see link below. CCWRC site is one stop shopping for events and current conditions by those very familiar with the area.
