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Potato Hill Sno-Park
Located 2 miles east of the Highway 22 junction, adjacent to Highways 20/126. Hash Brown Loop connects with the Nash Potato Trail, offering a shuttle opportunity between Potato Hill and Little Nash Sno-Park.
Click here for a map of Potato Hill and Little Nash Sno-Park
Know Before You Go in Winter: Tips on how to plan ahead and prepare for your trip to ensure the best possible time for you and others who will be sharing the snow with you.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | During the winter (November-April) a Sno-Park permit is required. |
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| Permit Info: | Sno-Park Permit Required |
| Closest Towns: | McKenzie Bridge, OR |
| Information Center: | McKenzie River Ranger District 57600 McKenzie Hwy McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413 541-822-3381 |
General Information
General Notes:Snow level information: Santiam Junction Snotel
Directions:
From McKenzie Bridge, OR, drive 32 miles northeast on Highway 126.
East of Santiam Junction, before reaching Lost Lake, turn right to go south into Potato Hill Sno-Park at the entrance to Forest Road 890.
Parking:
Pulling into and out of the lot can be dangerous, especially if you are crossing traffic to do so. Try to avoid crossing traffic at this area if possible. Watch for pedestrians in the sno-park.
Activities
XC Skiing/Snowshoeing
Recreation areas with activity XC Skiing/Snowshoeing:
Highlights
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