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Background and Purpose
The
Washington Alpine Club is working to collectively address the wide variety of issues affecting the
I90 corridor year round. This includes I90 Exit 42 on the west side of the
Cascade Divide to
Lake Easton and the Salmon la Sac on the east side.
Our grass roots focus is to
identify and communicate local issues and creatively create solutions.
Through specific action items, we are working closely with WA State Parks,
WSDOT, the Wenatchee Forest Service, the Mount Baker Snoqualmie National
Forest, Summit Ski Are, and others.
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Crystal Springs has parking and other issues that affect historic
users and non motorized users. We hope to help WA State Parks and the Wenatchee
National Forest craft a permanent solution.
The Forest Service 420 Road at Crystal Springs
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What we are working on:
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Wenatchee National Forest
- work with the Forest Service for additional groomed trails, solve
access and user issues. |
Non-motorized Master Plan -
Providing input to
create a vision of the future of Winter Ski Trails and Sno Parks. |
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Snoqualmie Mount Baker National Forest -
work with the Forest Service for additional Sno Parks and non motorized
areas for
snowplay, snowshoers, skiers. etc on the west
side of the Cascade Crest. |
State Legislative
Action - to ensure proper funding of non motorized trails. |
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Summit Ski Area - ensure that the concerns
and needs of the Nordic community regarding the Summit Nordic Center are heard and addressed. |
I90 Bridges and Reconstruction
- to ensure mitigation of any loss of access during and after the
reconstruction. |
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WA State Parks and Sno Parks
- to work for adequate parking and bathrooms at Sno Parks. Plus
solve access and user issues, and add additional areas for snowplay, snowshoers, skiers. etc |
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The Iron Horse Trail March 04 |
Community Winter events!
Snoqualmie Loppet
Cascades Freeheel Festival
Ski Patrol Route
Community Summer events!
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email at
mikem@rem0vethisgrandcanyontreks.org
