Unfortunately, due to low snow conditions, grooming is suspended on the Lake Wenatchee Sno-Park trails.

 

Hopefully we will receive snow before the end of the season.  In case we receive snow in the future Sno-Parks will stay in place for now.   

 

We are continuing to improve our grooming reports by shifting more of our efforts toward Nordic Pulse. We have now added Sno-Park snowshoe routes, viewpoints, and our webcams to Nordic Pulse, helping connect more Sno-Park users to the user-friendly app. As part of this transition, we are moving away from distributing grooming updates by email in the future and instead rely on the features and reporting tools available through Nordic Pulse. The Lake Wenatchee Info site already includes a widget that pulls directly from Nordic Pulse, and our Sno-Park webpages also connect users to Nordic-Pulse.com for accurate, real-time grooming details that help everyone stay safe and informed.

 

For the most convenient way to stay updated, the Nordic Pulse app provides live grooming reports, condition updates, trail status, and GPS location on the map so you can navigate confidently and catch freshly groomed tracks as soon as they are available.

Reported on Feb 12, 2026 at 8:36 AM by Coyote

During the Sno-Park season a Daily Sno-Park Pass ($25) or a Seasonal Sno-Park Pass with the Groomed Trails Sticker ($120) is required to park in all non-motorized Sno-Parks in the Lake Wenatchee Area.   This pass is for the vehicle – no other passes are required! Self-pay stations are available in the North and South State Park areas for day passes. A credit card machine is also located in the South Park, where you may purchase daily or seasonal passes. You may also purchase a permit through local vendors in the area to include: Midway Village, Lake Wenatchee Village, Plain Hardware, KMC Winter Pro-shop, and Der Sportsman. Permits are also available online: epermits.parks.wa.gov

Updated Jan 29, 2026 at 9:23 AM by Paul