About The Friends of Mount Spokane State Park

We are blessed to have a mountain in the backyard of our urban sprawl. Visit Mt Spokane and see all the beauty and adventure altitude brings. (Photos Album)

The Friends of Mt Spokane was formed by the Mt. Spokane State Park Advisory Committee as a means for coordinating volunteer involvement in the Park and as a vehicle for raising funds to support Park projects. The members of the Mt. Spokane State Park Advisory Committee are appointed by the Director of the Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission.

The committee members helped develop The Mount Spokane State Park Master Plan. This plan will provide long-term (20+ years) management direction for the operation and improvement of Mount Spokane State Park in a manner that enhances high quality recreational opportunities for Park visitors while protecting critical natural and cultural resources. The Master Plan will advance the mission of the State Park system to foster outdoor recreation and education statewide that provides enjoyment and enrichment for all and a valued legacy to future generations.

We encourage you to join The Friends of Mt Spokane or become a volunteer. To learn more about us, read the Moose Call, the friends' newsletter.

Moose Call 2010 - PDF File
Moose Call 2009 - PDF File
Moose Call 2008 - PDF File
Moose Call 2007 - PDF File

 

 


Maps, Guides, Photos, & Brochures

Trail map - GIF Image, Scale 1.75" = 1 mile
Complete contour map - LARGE - 1.9 MB JPG File, 35.389" x 44.542"

Nordic Trails - PDF File - Map provided by Spokane Nordic Ski Education Foundation

Snowshoeing Trails - PDF File
Snowshoeing Route - Bald Knob to Summit Route - JPG File
Snowshoeing Facts - PDF File

Birds of Mt Spokane - PDF File

Snowmobile Groomed and Ungroomed Trail System - PDF File
Snowmobile Corridor Summit Access - JPG File

Quartz Mountain Lookout in the Summer

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If you want to spend a night in the Quartz Mt Lookout this summer, call Central Reservations at 1-888-226-7688. be sure to call for your reservation early on March 1. The season usually books out in a day or two.
For more information go to: Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout