These are some of my natural history ramblings, both literary and afoot, the result of a search for whatever there is to be found, including the native orchids and wildflowers of the beautiful state in which we live.
Monday, February 12, 2018
Another Snowshoeing Excursion to Mount Spokane
In January our daughter and son-in-law and their family moved to the Spokane area and while still job-hunting, he and I went snowshoeing to Mount Spokane. We followed the same trail I had followed with our son a few weeks earlier, but this time we had a beautiful sunny day and made it to the top of the mountain with its glorious views of the surrounding area.
Coming back down we discovered to our dismay that we were supposed to have a Snow Park Pass in addition to the State Parks Pass which we did have. Finding out later that a year's pass was another $80.00 on top of the $35 we had paid for the State Parks Pass, we decided we would not be visiting Mount Spokane again in the winter but would find other snowshoe trails.
Labels:
eastern washington,
frost,
ice,
lichens,
mount spokane,
mount spokane state park,
snow,
snowshoes,
washington,
winter
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