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Easton Reload (snowshoe route)

Easy · Out-and-back · 2.6 mi round trip · 630 ft gain · 1–1½ hr

Snowshoe route

EF
Parkingnot reported today

Good for families, first hikes and short outings.

2,3002,900 0 mi 1.3 mi

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Sno-Park permit

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NoteWashington State Parks: Easton Reload Sno-Park (non-motorized and motorized)
NoteSno-Park permit required November 1 to April 30
Noteland manager: Lake Easton State Park

Getting there

Starts at Easton Reload Sno-Park

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Burn Ban Level 2Wood fires restricted to fire pits in designated areas. Gas and propane allowed. Charcoal may be restricted.Washington State Parks · Sep 25 · details ›
Daylight7:21 am 6:19 pm
Air qualityAQI 7 Good
WildfireThree Queens fire, 20 km away, 9,575 acres, 33% contained
Snow0″ snow at Stampede Pass (3,850 ft, 9.8 km away)
Typical year: normally snow-free now · usually melted out by about Jun 12 · typical peak Apr 11
PassSnoqualmie Pass I-90 24 km
Eastbound: No restrictions · Westbound: No restrictions · 47°F · pass report ›
Cameras
I-90 at MP 69.78: Lake Easton
I-90 at MP 69.78: Lake Easton · 3 km ›
I-90 at MP 70.6: Easton
I-90 at MP 70.6: Easton · 3 km ›

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