Before you drive to Mt. Spokane: US-2 road cams, weather alerts, Sno-Park permit rules (not needed with a lift ticket), and the free lot shuttles.
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Mt. Spokane parking rules (full text)
- Permit
- Mount Spokane State Park is a Sno-Park Dec 1–Mar 31. "Neither a Sno-Park nor a Discover Pass is required for those purchasing a lift ticket, tubing ticket, or for those skiing with a season pass." A Sno-Park permit is still needed on days the ski area is closed or for other winter recreation; Selkirk and Lower Selkirk/Snowmobile lots require a Sno-Park permit (Day Use or Annual).
- Lots
- "parking is limited on peak weekends"
- Shuttle
- Free shuttles during ski season from designated shuttle zones in the parking lots to either lodge. "Shuttle service begins at 7am."
- Overnight
- State Parks: overnight unattended vehicle fee $10 per night.
- Uphill parking
- "Uphill parking permit must be displayed when parking at Lodge 1, between 7:15am–9am." (Early Hours Parking Pass via Guest Services.)
Source: Parking Information – Friends of Mt. Spokane State Park. Always follow the resort’s posted rules.
Getting there
Typical drive: about 45 min from Spokane. Check the Road and Chains lights before you leave.