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Trail #150 Snofoot
This Trail Open to Hikers, Bikers, Skiers and Equestrian Use.
The trail begins opposite the Oldman Pass Sno-Park, and tours through the forest parallel to Highway 30. This trail is easy for skiers, but can be combined with other trails to form a challenging loop. This trail is only groomed occasionally; expect to be breaking trail or following other's ski tracks.
At a Glance
| Permit Info: | A Washington Sno-Park permit is required for each vehicle parked in the winter recreation areas. Vehicles without the appropriate Sno-Park permit are subject to notice of violation and fine. The access roads have Sno-park vehicle signs. It is necessary to have a Sno-Park permit when parking anywhere past these signs. Parking on shoulders may be unsafe. |
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| Usage: | Heavy |
| Restrictions: | Closed to All Motorized Use. |
| Closest Towns: | Stabler, WA; Carson, WA |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Mt. Adams Ranger District |
General Information
Directions:From Carson, Washington travel Northwest on the Wind River Road to Oldman Pass Sno-Park, Hard Time Loop Sno-Park (Road 3050), or McClellan Meadows Sno-Park.