Zoom down the mountain in the Mount Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park when the snow flies. The park offers 52 ski runs of varying skill levels and welcomes snowboarders. You can try Nordic skiing on the miles of groomed trails. If you prefer something a little faster, take a snowmobile out on the trails.

In the summer months, you can mountain bike or hike around this 12,293-acre camping park. More than 100 miles of trails meander through the Selkirk Mountains. You can hike on foot or bring your horse and ride along. Vista House is the day-use facilities for up to 50 people to have a picnic.

You can pitch a tent at one of the eight standard campsites. Each campsite offers access to water and flush toilets. Have a unique camping experience on the rocky summit of Quartz Mountain.

You can spend the night in an old fire lookout with views for miles. Wrap around windows and a deck ensure a clear view of old growth timber and wildflowers in the spring.

• Bald Knob Campground: Open from July 1 to September 15, offering eight standard sites nestled in nature.
• Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout: Rent this unique lookout for panoramic views and a memorable overnight experience from June 15 to October 1.

• Book early, as sites at Bald Knob Campground and Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout are in high demand during their open seasons.
• Check for cancellations regularly, especially close to your desired dates, as plans can change and spots may open up.
• Consider midweek stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
• Explore nearby camping options if the park's campgrounds are fully booked, ensuring you still enjoy the area's natural beauty.

The best time to visit Mount Spokane State Park is during the summer months for hiking and biking, or winter for snow sports. Summer offers clear trails and wildflower meadows, while winter boasts groomed Nordic trails and snowmobiling adventures. Avoid the park during burn bans or when the Summit Road is closed in winter.

• Check for any burn bans and trail grooming updates before planning your visit, especially for campfires and winter activities.
• Remember that Sno-Park permits are required from December 1 to March 31, as Discover Passes are not valid during this period.
• For accessibility information and available facilities, contact the park office at (509) 238-4258.
• Keep dogs on a leash and follow all park rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for everyone.
• Plan your visit around park hours, which are 6:30am to dusk in summer and 7am to 10pm in winter.