Go Strollers !!

• Getting There
  Hyak Sno-Park
  Hyak Sledding Hill, Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068

• Distance and Travel Time (from downtown Seattle) : 54.2 miles (55 min)

• Trip Type: Day trip or Overnight trip

• Parking
  Parking lot

• Admission
  Daily Sno-Park Permit ($20) and Daily ($10) or Annual Discover Pass ($30) which is an annual pass for all WA state parks. (Available at the entrance booth, credit cards accepted.) Check the link for more information. https://fortress.wa.gov/parks/ecomm/prod/Store/SNO/SnoChoice.aspx

• Snoqualmie Pass Road Condition
  http://www.wsdot.com/traffic/passes/snoqualmie/

• More Info
  Check the link for more information.
  http://parks.state.wa.us/647/Snow-Play-Sno-Parks

• When to Go
  Open 8 am to 4 pm during Winter (makes a fun trip on a not so cold day when road conditions are okay)

• Things to Do
  Sledding, snowball fight, making a snowman, etc.

• Tips
  1) Prepare snow boots and other snow gear (waterproof mittens or extra pairs of regular mittens) to keep dry while having fun.
  2) Goggles can be useful on snowy days when riding the sled on the hill.
  3) You need to return to the top on foot because there is no moving walk or lifts. So young kids may get tired after a couple of rides.
  4) Preschoolers or under (even older lower grade kids) can enjoy sledding on the mini hill between the parking lot and the main sledding hill. Also, there is plenty of space for just regular snow play such as building a snowman or snow ball fights.
  5) You can call 509-656-2230 (recorded message line) for daily updates to check hours or conditions before heading out.

One Day Sno-Park Permit ($20) + Annual Discovery Pass ($30)

Grooming the Sledding Hill Before Opening

Sledding on the Hill

Returning Route

The Sledding Hill Viewed From the Bottom

Small Hill perfect for Younger Children