What clients say about Cabin Creek Sno-Park in Easton (WA)
Great for cross country skiing, groomed regularly with classic tracks. Parking is on the eastbound side of 90 and you have to walk over the overpass to get to the main trail system. Easy out and back on the logging road is great for learning, several loops off this have rolling to decent climbs/decents. Go early, parking starts to fill up past 10, trails can be pretty busy after noon on weekends.
Ski trails here are great during the season. Steady uphill to the top of the mountain, take in the views on a Sunny day, and then all downhill back to the car. 10/10 would recommend
Ski trails are usually great. Porta potties are always absolutely disgusting, almost overflowing. I make it a rule to stop at the DOT restroom at the summit before heading to canyon creek.
Went snowshoeing on the trail trekking through homeless encampment garbage on the snow and campers hidden by the power lines might as-well been downtown Seattle
This sno park is really well maintained, thanks to the Kongsbergers ski club. I always check their club website for the latest information on weather and grooming. There are a variety of trails available, ranging from easy to difficult. Just had a great time there last Saturday. It was a little busy because of the nice weather and snow pack, but still, not too crowded.
We went snowshoeing here and had a fabulous time! The trails were well groomed and there was ample snowfall even in late March. It had multiple winding trails of varied difficulty. Buy a parking permit online before traveling as you will need it for parking.
Oh my goodness we had such a lovely time this Sunday. It was a gorgeous day with sunshine. The trials are groomed very nicely and the “tough” route isn’t too bad at all. I highly recommend it. Go all the way to the top, then go through the trees and hit the main path back. It can get a little icy but it’s not that bad. Definitely wear feet warmers if it’s really cold out.
Absolutely beautiful.
The trail is so much fun and there are so many options to take. You can go the longest route, shortcuts, etc.
Lots of people and kids. So nice to see.
Cabin Creek Sno Park is a great destination for cross country skiing with grooming for both skate and classic. Mt Amabilis is great for a long uphill snowshoe (just stay outside of the groomed trail). Lots of parking and port-o-potties, just beware of potholes. No dogs are allowed at the sno-park, especially in the groomed area. Check the Konigsberg Ski Club website and Central Cascade Winter Recreation Facebook for grooming and park updates.
Cabin Creek gets busy quickly on weekends and holidays, and parking can be tough, but the trail system is great and the groomers are excellent and provide daily updates!
Nice place. Well groomed, overall paths arent too long but provides some variety. Anyone seeking harder trails may want to look elsewhere. Gets quite busy so best to come early or later in the day.
Cabin Creek is a great place to enjoy a 90 minute lap on groomed/marked trails. Grooming is closed now for the year but it was a fantastic season and with today's snowfall, might last a few more weeks.
Excellent beginner, intermediate, and advanced XC trails for skate and classic. Really not the place for snowshoeing or other activities. Honey bucket at the trailhead. Groomed sno park permit required. The trail is groomed 6 days a week- do not snowshoe or walk here please! You can check the snow and grooming status at Kongsbergers Ski Club’s website. Get here by 8am or after 1pm if you want a parking spot on a pandemic Saturday! It’s crazy this year with nothing else to do.
Great "in the wall" place for skiing & sleding. First time here and we had to buy either a day or season pass to park. Parking is fairly big. You cross the bridge to get to the skiing area. No real "sleding" but you make due with what is there and it's awesome. Kids had a blast.
Good parking area. Does get very crowded early. Porta-pottie. Walk across bridge to access trails. Best grooming in the area here. Small system. Big climb to Amablis. Some black d trails around Ozbaldy.
Great park for cross-country / nordic skiing. Multiple groomed trails for different levels, work for touring or skating style. The green one is perfect for beginners.
There is a good variety of well groomed ski tracks here, both on flat terrain and on the hills, everyone can find what he likes. Parking is big enough, when it is full, you can park along the road. Overall, my favorite place for cross country skiing near Seattle.
Winter is over!! Let the hiking begin!! This area is maintained by the Kongsberger ski club and is a great Nordic ski area as well as a great place to hike. Please remember to pack it in and pack it out, keeping our Forest clean
Beautiful trails, well groomed cross country tracks all across the Berg course and Viking courses today on Dec 30th 2018. Very enjoyable terrain even with an intermediate level experience.
Dryer snow than places west. Parking is a weekend problem. Little sun, but interesting trail loops. There seems to be a fair number of night skiers equipped with headlamps! So if that is your bag, you could have company.
One of the best groomed sno-parks around. Seattle area. Really oriented on skiers, not so much on other sno related activity. Supported by "Kongsberger Ski Club"
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