Children in winter snowsuits sledding down a gentle snowy hill
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Hyak Sno-Park: Groomed Family Sledding Hill at Snoqualmie Pass

Visit on your scheduleDaily 8:00 AM to dusk (Mid-December through March, weather and snow permitting)

Hyak Sno-Park, Palouse to Cascades State Park TrailHyak Dr E, Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068 · 46.1 mi approx. from SeattleDirections

All ages; gentle groomed slope ideal for toddlers and young children; heated warming hut with restrooms

With admissionWA State Sno-Park Permit required: Daily Sno-Park Permit $25, or Seasonal Non-Motorized Sno-Park Permit $50 with Discover Pass; Free entry for passengers; Bring your own sleds

About this adventure

Situated at the eastern portal of the historic Snoqualmie Tunnel along I-90, Hyak Sno-Park is Washington State Parks' premier family winter recreation site at Snoqualmie Pass. The park features a wide, gentle sledding hill that is routinely machine-groomed, providing safe, consistent sliding terrain with a long, level runout area that keeps young sledders away from road traffic and steep drops. Directly adjacent to the sledding hill, families can set off on flat snowshoe walks along the groomed Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail through snowy evergreen stands. Hyak is especially convenient for parents with babies and toddlers thanks to its heated warming shelter with running water and modern flush restrooms, plenty of paved parking, and easy level walking from car to snow.

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