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Woodland Sno-Park is located off Highway 204. Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiers, the facility has one vault toilet.  As a multi-use facility, the snowmobile trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs, and the Sno-Park is plowed via an agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation.  Sno-Park permits are required in winter sports areas from November through April and can be purchased through the state Department of Motor Vehicles or their vendors.  For your safety use Sno-Park areas and do not park along... More

This Sno Park is very popular for snowshoeing and cross country skiing. During winter months, this area is heavily used. There is space for 200 cars, and trailer parking is available.  An Oregon Sno-Park Permit is required by the State of Oregon. More

Heading north from Ikenick Sno-Park, you’ll have good views of Three Fingered Jack and Mt. Washington. Heading south from the sno-park, you go through second growth and older forest. The trail system includes both roads and forested trails. Good trail conditions from this lower elevation sno-park depend on  lower elevation snows and big snow years. Please follow Share the Snow guidelines in shared use areas. Map of Ikenick Sno-Park Area (pdf 787 kb) Map Legend (pdf 14 kb) More

Thousand Springs Trailhead provides year-round access. In the summer it provides access to the Prospect OHV Trail system, and in winter it allows access to snowmobile trails that connect to the Diamond Lake and Claude Lewis Sno-Park areas. Parking is available for approximately 40-50 vehicles. There are toilets, and a warming shelter with wood stove at the Sno-Park. The Sno-Park can be crowded, especially on holiday weekends. Water is NOT available. KNOW BEFORE YOU GO You must have a valid Sno–Park permit displayed near the... More

The Great Meadows Sno-Park is for summer and winter recreation. In the winter, you'll find over 165 miles of groomed trails for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.  Food and lodging are available at Lake of the Woods and Fish Lake resorts. From the Sno-Park, there are scenic views of Mt. McLoughlin to the north.  Great Meadows Sno-Park is located 35 minutes west of Klamath Falls, Oregon. It was specifically designed as a Sno-Park with land from a construction phase in the 1940’s. Today the expansive... More

Morning Creek Sno-Park is located off Highway 204.  Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiers, the facility has two vault toilets.  As a multi-use facility, the snowmobile trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs, and the Sno-Park is plowed via an agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation.  A Sno-Park permit is required to use this facility from November through April and can be purchased through the state Department of Motor Vehicles or their vendors.  For your safety use Sno-Park areas and do not park... More

This sno-park has a small parking area, provides access to 6 miles of ski trails, and connects to the Swampy and Dutchman trail systems. It is usually full on winter weekends. To view a map of the nordic trail system accessed at this sno-park, click here. More

Located next to Clear Creek in a mature ponderosa pine forest, the Clear Creek Sno-Park provides access to approximately 87 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and 19 miles of ungroomed cross-country ski trails (map). These snowmobile routes connect the south end of the Wallowa Mountains with the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area to the east. Six loops of cross-country ski trails are rated from easy to most difficult. A circular parking area surrounds the sno-park area which has 2 vaulted toilets and a three-sided log... More

The Great Meadows Sno-Park is for summer and winter recreation. In the winter, you’ll find over 165 miles of groomed trails for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Food and lodging are available at Lake of the Woods and Fish Lake resorts. From the Sno-Park, there are scenic views of Mt. McLoughlin to the north. Great Meadows Sno-Park is located 35 minutes west of Klamath Falls, Oregon. It was specifically designed as a Sno-Park with land from a construction phase in the 1940’s. Today the expansive... More

This busy sno-park/trailhead is used to access non-motorized winter trails, as well as summer hiking/biking trails. There are toilets in the site and a warming hut available to winter users. To view a map of the nordic trail system accessed at this sno-park, click here. More

Dixie Sno-Park is open for the season. The Dixie Sno-Park is located at the summit of Dixie Mountain on Hwy 26. The parking is on the side of the highway in the wide area. Please use caution if crossing the highway. There are many groomed and ungroomed trails for snowmobile travel in the area. Please use caution in areas with snowmobile crossing signs. More

The Catherine Summit Sno-Park is a large winter trailhead located off Highway 203. Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiers, the facility has vault toilet and ski and riding area map. As a multi-use facility, the snowmobile trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs, and the Sno-Park is plowed under an agreement with the Oregon Department of Transporation. A State Sno-Park permit is required to use this day-use facility in the winter season.  More

One of the busier sno-parks in the Santiam winter recreation area, Maxwell Sno-Park is located 3.5 miles west of Santiam Junction on state Highway 22. There is 25 miles of trails from easy to more difficult. Some trails through old growth forest and some offer views of Maxwell Butte, Three Finger Jack and Duffy Butte. Mountain View Shelter can also be accessed from several trails. From the shelter on a clear day, visitors can see Mount Washington and the North Sister as well as Three... More

Camas Sno-Park, which is at an elevation of 5,680 feet, is located about 20 minutes from northeast of Lakeview, Oregon, off of Oregon Highway 140. This densely wooded region looks mystical when the branches become leaden with silvery snow. Approximately 64 miles of groomed snowmobile trails and 30 miles of ungroomed cross country ski trails are accessible from this Sno-Park. Snowmobile trails are maintained between December and March in partnership with local clubs, benefitting all trail users as trails overlap. The Sno-Park has a parking... More

Located about four miles west of Santiam Junction on U.S. Highway 20, Lava Lake Sno-Park is lightly used. There are three loop routes open to cross-country skiers and snowshoers, and some shared use with snowmobile trails. The loops are mostly easy, but there are some challenging spots. One loop option takes you down to Lava Lake. 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... More

Ochoco Divide Sno-Park is located just off Highway 26 and just below Ochoco Summit.   From the large parking area, Snowmobile Trail (#1) heads east and links up with a network of snowmobile trails associated with Walton Lake Sno-Park.   The parking area is surrounded by many large ponderosa pine trees that give it a secluded feel despite its close proximity to the highway.   Ochoco Divide Sno-Park is ideal for people who prefer to travel on relatively well-maintained roads in the winter and recreate... More

Hadley Sno-Park is located on Forest Service Road 3360 about 35 minutes west of Paisley, Oregon. Over 75 miles of trails branch off from this Sno-Park, providing an opportunity for snowmobilers to cruise through towering ponderosa and lodge pole pines using orange markers as guides. Thanks to its high elevation at 7,100 feet, winter adventurers can find snow from early November through May.  The Sno-Park has a parking area with room for trailer turnaround, a vault toilet and disperse camping is allowed year round. The... More

Touchet Corral Sno-Park is located off Forest Service Road 64.  Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiers, the facility has one double vault toilet.  As a multi-use facility, the snowmobile trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs.  A Sno-Park permit is required from November through April and can be purchased through the state Department of Motor Vehicles or their vendors.  For your safety use Sno-Park areas and do not park along Forest Service Road 64. More

This sno-park/trailhead is a small parking lot with one toilet. It provides access to non-motorized trails in both summer and winter. Spectacular Tumalo Falls is about three miles west of here, accessible by well-marked ski/bike/hike trails. To view a map of the nordic trail system accessed at this sno-park, click here. More

This sno-park located 5 miles east of Santiam Junction on Highway 126/20 offers access to the Pacific Crest Trail and one of only 2 tubing hills on the forest – the only recommended tubing and sledding hill in the Santiam Pass area.  Facilities:RestroomWinter orientation sign More

The Salt Creek Summit Sno-Park is located adjacent to the Hells Canyon Scenic Byway (Forest Road 39) at the top of Salt Creek Summit. Popular with snowmobilers, snowshoers and Nordic skiiers, the facility has a vault toilet, large parking area and a winter maintenance facility. As a multi-use site, the snowmobile trails and cross country ski trails are maintained in partnership with the local clubs, the winter maintenance building is operated by Wallowa County, and the Sno-Park is plowed under an agreement with the Oregon Department of... More

This state sponsored Sno-Park provides parking near the west end of the Forest’s snowmobile trail system. Located on the south side of beautiful Canyon Mountain visitors will find miles of groomed snowmobile trails to enjoy.  The Grant County Snowballers snow mobile group provide miles of groomed snowmobile trails throughout the Malheur National Forest. Please visit the Grant County Snowballers for maps and other grooming information for snowmobile trails in the area. More

Walton Lake Sno-Park is located off of Forest Service Road 22 and provides access to a variety of winter activities.   There are two parking areas; the lower provides immediate access to the network of cross-country ski trails, and the larger upper area that provides immediate access to the warming hut and restroom.     The greatest concentration of snowmobile trails on the Ochoco National Forest can be accessed from the upper parking lot.     Additionally, there is a small hilly area next to... More

Mark’s Creek Sno-Park is located off of Highway 26 and is a great location for enjoying the Central Oregon winter.   The steep grade and elevation of the hill allow visitors to choose how much thrill they desire.   For those that are not interested in sledding, there is a large communal fire ring near the trees at the base of the hill.   Please try to use this location for your fire when you visit so that your recreational experience has less impact on the environment.... More

Located three miles west of Santiam Junction on state Highway 22, the trails at Big Springs Sno-Park offer a chance to travel through large old growth trees – but be aware of tree wells and stump holes! Trails range from easy to more difficult, and one route is shared use with snowmobiles for about a mile. 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... More

The Page Mountain Sno Park is a picturesque setting to enjoy the fun of winter! Located in the mountains above Cave Junction, OR and the Illinois Valley, this is a great setting to have a winter outing with friends and family! Heads up: Use caution on the slopes when the snow is not fresh and there are a lot of visitors. The snow can freeze and crust quickly at this elevation, creating unsafe sledding conditions or excessive speeds. Page Mountain Sno-Park Recreational Opportunity Guide (PDF) More

Summit Sno-Park is located 45 minutes west of Klamath Falls, Oregon off of highway 140, just east of the Klamath-Jackson County line. A classic High Cascades forest of rich green Douglas, Grand, and White firs dominate the landscape. At 5,000 feet in elevation, this Sno-Park is perched on the crest of the southern Oregon Cascades Mountains.  Summit is the only Sno-Park that is exclusive to cross country skiers in the Fremont-Winema National Forest! It offers an expansive parking lot for up to 50 cars, and one... More

Mark’s Creek Sno-Park is located off of Highway 26 and is a great location for enjoying the Central Oregon winter. The steep grade and elevation of the hill allow visitors to choose how much thrill they desire. For those that are not interested in sledding, there is a large communal fire ring near the trees at the base of the hill. Please try to use this location for your fire when you visit so that your recreational experience has less impact on the environment.Mark’s Creek... More

Ski Bowl Sno Park has space for 350 cars with trailer parking available. Food, Telephone, Toilet. Trailhead board with map. No accessible buildings. More

This sno-park  located one west of Santiam Junction along Highway 126/20 provides access to snowmobile trails and ski trail connections to the Potato Hill trails. The snowmobile route connects with Ray Benson Sno-Park via Santiam Wagon Road and Forest Service Road 2676 (Santiam Air Strip Trail). The ski trail is recommended for novice skiers. Facilities: No restroom facilities on site   More