Ashpan snowmobile riding area
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Cascades / Sierra NevadaCalifornia

Ashpan

California, United States 5,800 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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Avalanche Conditions

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Mount Shasta Avalanche Center Avalanche.org

Trail Map

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Latitude, Longitude: 40.591112, -121.541963 The Ashpan Snowmobiling area is located in the northwestern region of the Lassen National Forest. This area consists of 39 miles of trails, a warming hut and a parking area. Old Station trail starts at the Ashpan Snowmobile Park, crossed Hwy. #44/89 and continues 17 miles into the town of Old Station. Bogard Tie Trail originates on the south side of Hwy. #44 at the top of the Hat Creek Rim. This trail, 23 miles in length, ends at the Bogard Rest Area. It connects the Old Station area with Eagle Lake and Almanor ranger District snowmobile trail systems. B-1 trail starts at the Ashpan snowmobile Park and terminates at the Rancheria RV Park on Hwy. #89. The B-1 trail is 22 miles in length and provides access to overnight RV camping, a restaurant and store.

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Webcams

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Nearest Snotel

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Weather

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Forecast for Ashpan sno park area

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Search & Rescue

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Shasta County County Search & Rescue Call 911 or (530) 245-6095 Call 911 or use your satellite communications device

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Snowmobile Clubs

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Redding Sno-Riders

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Parking

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Directions: Directions from Ashpan: Ashpan is located on State Highway #44/89, approximately 9 miles southwest of the junctions of State Highways #44 and #89

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User Permits

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California Sno-Park Info

Products & Services

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Lodging

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Road Conditions

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