Sno-Park: Johnson Creek
In a mature and varied forest setting interspersed with mountain meadows and geographic features near Goat Rocks Wilderness where Wilderness Regulations apply. Here visitors will find access to trails leading to remote forest lakes, high-mountain elevations and some of the most spectacular country found anywhere.
Heavy snowmobile use in an open area. This sno-park provides access to a groomed trail system.
Map on Johnson Creek Sno-Park page
General Information
December 1- April 1. Day use only: open sunrise to sunset
Washington State Sno-Park Permit is required for each vehicle December 1 to March 31. Sno-Park permits are available to purchase online and also at Ashford Valley Grocery in Ashford, Trout Lake Grocery in Trout Lake and the Chelatchie Prairie General Store in Amboy. Sno-park permits help pay for snow removal, trail grooming, sanitation facilities, mapping, trail signs, safety education, enforcement and program administration.
Motorized vehicles are not allowed in the adjacent Goat Rocks Wilderness. Violations of 36 CFR 261 may result in confiscation of equipment, fines up to $5,000.00, and/or six months in jail. Wilderness restrictions apply in Goat Rocks Wilderness.
Day Use:
Washington State Sno-Park Permit required December 01 - March 31 :
$25 per day
$50 per season
$70 per season Special Groomed Trail sticker
Getting There
Latitude / Longitude
Latitude: 46.517474
Longitude: -121.595838
Directions
From Interstate 5, head east on US Highway 12 to Forest Road 21, turn south and drive to the Forest Road 21/2130 junction.
Facility and Amenity Information
Restrooms
Restrooms are not available at this site.
Water
Potable water is not available at this site.
