Links and Info

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Mt. Spokane Nordic Trail Info:

Current conditions on Mt. Spokane, Snotel: Quartz Peak.  Snotel has a remote weather station right in the middle of our Nordic Trails on Mt. Spokane.  The remote station has sensors which track current snow depth and current temperature.  Every hour the remote station on Quartz Peak uploads it's data to the Snotel website for public viewing.  Scroll to the bottom of the page for the most current, up to the hour, conditions.

Trail Map: This is the newest Trail Map which includes nearly 10 additional kilometers this year!

Grooming: For the daily Nordic Trail Grooming Report call (509) 238-4025.  The trails are groomed every day except Tuesday and Wednesday

To contact the Mt. Spokane State Park Ranger Office call (509) 238-4258

Nordic Trail Fees:  You must have a valid Sno-Park permit to use the Nordic trails within Mt. Spokane State Park.  A full-season permit or a one-day permit may be purchased at Fitness Fanatics or from a State Park Ranger.  You may also purchase and print a one-day permit online here: Sno-Park Daily Permit for Washington State Parks  from November 15 to April 30.  For more information about Washington State Sno-Parks visit: www.parks.wa.gov/winter/

A full season Washington State Sno-Park Permit is $62, for parking and Nordic trail use.

A Sno-Park Day Pass for parking and Nordic trail use is $11.

www.selkirknordic.org/:  The Selkirk Nordic Ski Education Foundation (SNSEF) is dedicated to expanding Nordic skiing in the Inland Northwest. The foundation helps organize and support skiing programs for skiers of all ages.  SNSEF is your source for the Nordic Kids, Nordic Teens and Juniors programs.

www.spokanelanglauf.org/:  The 30th Annual Langlauf 10K Cross Country Ski Race will be on Sunday February 10, 2008.  Fitness Fanatics will be up on Mt. Spokane with free demo-skis to try out on Saturday February 9.  A Toko factory representative will be offering a free Nordic Ski Waxing Clinic at Fitness Fanatics on Friday evening, February 8.