Hyak Sno-Park

Pass needed: Seasonal Sno-Park permit with the special grooming sticker, or a day pass in conjunction with a Discover Pass (seasonal or day pass).  See permit info here.

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 1/4 mile towards WSDOT maintenance yard and turn right. Sno-Park is on first right heading up the short hill.

*Parking spaces, 145

*Heated restrooms!

*Groomed sledding hill

*Marked snowshoe route

*Groomed ski trail with skate platform and set tracks connecting to Crystal Springs Sno-Park via the newly renamed "Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail"

*Snoqualmie Nordic Ski Club's home base.

*No dogs allowed at all. ever. never. none. 

*Sno-Park managed by Lake Easton State Park

*Recorded message line: (509) 656-2230

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Hyak Sno-Park is an old Milwaukee railroad stop within the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail.  In the winter it is a very popular Sno-Park with easy access, sledding hill and groomed ski trail.

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