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Cabin Creek / Erling Stordahl / Hyak / Salmon La Sac
schedule / grooming notes and weather sites

This 2024 / 2025 season is scheduled to have grooming everyday somewhere in the corridor.  The schedule isn't set this year, but below is what it was last season.

That said, there is a budget to stay within and to make the dollars stretch the entire season, the operators at times need to adjust to conditions.

Salmon La Sac is scheduled for grooming on Fridays and Mondays.

 

Hyak to Crystal Springs on the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail  AND the Sled Dog trail system is groomed every day except Tuesdays.

Cabin Creek will have some grooming every day.

Erling Stordahl Wednesdays and weekends.

Friday 1/3/2025 2:27 PM    33 Degrees / Snow

Hyak Sledding Hill:  CLOSED

11” total snow.

No grooming scheduled at this time due to low snow conditions. Conditions will be evaluated and updated as conditions change.

Hill is closed due to poor conditions / low snow.

  

Hyak to Crystal Springs: 14” total snow.

Crystal Dog Sled Trails:  14” total snow.

Grooming has been completed today. Grooming is expected to continue according to schedule. Snow is wet in areas.

Lake Easton:  8” total snow. Snowing

Easton Reload:    8” total snow. Snowing

No grooming scheduled at this time due to low snow conditions. Conditions will be evaluated and updated as conditions change.

*Grooming can be suspended during any I-90 pass closure or high avalanche danger period.

*Hill conditions could change at any time.

weather sites

WSDOT highway pass reports

WSDOT winter driving tips

Northwest Avalanche Center for storm and avalanche conditions and forecast

NWS - Easton  Hill (Crystal Springs)

Summit at Snoqualmie commercial operations

Cliff Mass Blog

 

more weather links:

Sleet vs freezing rain

 

Freezing rain

 

NWS - winter safety

 

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WARNING – Recreating in the winter is inherently dangerous and can be deadly! There are many dangers including avalanches, tree well suffocation, hypothermia, route finding and getting stuck in the snow. Not all dangers are listed.

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Conditions change quickly! It can be wet, sunny, or snowing all in the same hour.

 

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