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14 years 5 months ago - 14 years 5 months ago #201546 by ruffryder
Replied by ruffryder on topic Re: New non-motorised snoparks

and sadly sometimes vehicles with ski-racks are vandalized while parked there (due to some sort of territorialsm ???)

You sure it wasn't meth heads trying to break in to steal things? Happens often to snowmobiler rigs as well.

Remember that snowmobilers pay a lot of money for grooming and plowing besides the sno-park permit through their gas tax money.  Also, due to budget expenses and shortfalls, snowmobilers are looking to increase the sno-park permit prices that they pay to help with the costs.

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14 years 5 months ago #201547 by Micah
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I would like to see the Mountain Loop Hwy plowed farther towards Barlow Pass from the South (Granite Falls) side.

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14 years 5 months ago #201548 by James Wells
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I would like to see the Mountain Loop Hwy plowed  farther towards Barlow Pass from the South (Granite Falls) side.


That would be awesome. Actually from either side. Or both. What a lot of terrain that would be fantastic in winter.

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14 years 5 months ago #201551 by Randito
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You sure it wasn't meth heads trying to break in to steal things? Happens often to snowmobiler rigs as well.


I haven't a car burglarized at a sno-park, but keyed, egged and other nonsense.

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14 years 5 months ago - 14 years 5 months ago #201552 by Lowell_Skoog
Replied by Lowell_Skoog on topic Re: New non-motorised snoparks

So does the lack of responses mean that there aren't many locations where skiers need / would like better access to the goods?


I think people are reluctant to post ideas that are just pipe dreams. TobyT's initial reply in this thread summarizes the problem well.

If we want to list pipe dreams, here are a few:

* Stafford or Beverly Creek (or beyond) in the Teanaway area
* Mountaineer Creek in the Stuart Range
* Something up the Cle Elum River
* Near Heliotrope Ridge on Mt Baker
* Schriebers Meadow on Mt Baker
* Mt Pilchuck
* Something close to Washington Pass
* Something close to Harts Pass
* Something up the Twisp River
* Cayuse Pass
* Anything close to Mt Adams

I previously listed the White River road near Mt Rainier.

Micah's suggestion of the Mountain Loop Highway is certainly intriguing.

Creating new non-motorized snoparks would probably require new user fees to pay for maintenance.

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14 years 5 months ago #201554 by z-bo
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if we're talking pipe dreams...


lake wenatchee
cascade pass
a westside access to rainy pass aka alpental north

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