Ranger-Guided Snowshoe Walk: Native Animals

Washington State Parks interpreter Kara Frashefski, with guest speaker Matt Brinkman of Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, will lead a snowshoe hike to explore native animals and how they adapt to mountain conditions.

Participants must provide own snowshoes or traction cleats as conditions necessitate.

Length of hike: 2.6 miles (approx. 2hrs)

-Level of difficulty: easy

-ADA/stroller accessible: no

-Ages 10 and up recommended

-Leashed dogs allowed

Meet at the Lower Kit Carson parking area, also known as the Hairpin Turn parking area: 1.8 miles past the park office on Mt. Spokane Park Drive. Carpooling is encouraged due to limited parking availability. SNO-PARK PASS REQUIRED FOR PARKING.

For questions, contact Kara Frashefski: 509-505-7721, kara.frashefski@parks.wa.gov