Cascades / Sierra NevadaWashington

Kings Lake

Washington, United States 5,200 ft reference elevation

Ride prepared. Check current avalanche, weather, closure, and road information with the linked authority before departure.

Open/Close Dates

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Unknown

Avalanche Conditions

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Idaho Panhandle Avalanche Center Avalanche.org

Trail Map

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Kings Lake Sno-park is located in the Inland Northeast/Southeast region. This Sno-park features 134 miles of motorized snowmobiling trails. Trail Length: 134 miles Elevation: 3,100 feet This is our largest Sno-Park on the Colville National Forest and is found on the Newport-Sullivan Lake Ranger Districts. Parking lot capacity is up to 60 vehicles and trailers. The looped trail system covers over 134 miles. For more information including grooming and plowing updates visit Washington State Parks winter recreation website: https://parks.wa.gov/find-sno-parks/kings-lake-sno-park Washington State Parks winter recreation website

Open Trail Map Open Trail Map https://parks.wa.gov/find-sno-parks/kings-lake-sno-park Washington State Parks winter recreation website

Web Cams

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None

Nearest Snotel

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Bunchgrass mdw5000 ft

Weather

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Forecast for Kings Lake Sno-Park, WA

Open Weather

Search & Rescue

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Call 911 or use your satellite communications device

Snowmobile Clubs

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None

Parking

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Directions: From Newport, WA: Follow State Highway 20 north for 15 miles to the town of Usk. Cross the bridge over the Pend Oreille River on the east edge of town and follow the Kings Lake Road (County Road 3389) 4 miles to the junction of Forest Road 5030000 (Browns Lake). Parking area is adjacent to the road junction. From North of Spokane take Highway 20 to Usk. Turn east at Usk and cross Pend Oreille River. Road becomes Kings Lake Road/County Road 3389. North to Kings Lake Parking 60 spaces