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{"found_url":"https:\/\/tahoe.com\/articles\/california-sno-parks","crawl_time":1775591910,"first_indexed_time":1487390856,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,tahoe!\/articles\/california-sno-parks s443","src_root_hash":"6047942785892232508","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"California SNO-PARKS | Lake Tahoe","meta_descriptions":["The California Department of Parks and Recreation operates SNO-PARK sites that offer access to snow play areas, cross-country ski and snowmobile trails."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Sourced from: California Parks & Recreation\nThe California Department of Parks and Recreation operates SNO-PARK sites that offer access to snow play areas, cross-country ski and snowmobile trails. There are sanitation facilities in these\n snow-cleared parking lots. \nSnow-cleared parking lots cannot be guaranteed on a daily basis because of weather conditions and snow plowing priorities. The SNO-PARK Program is administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division. Call the SNO-PARKS hot line at (916) 324 -1222 for any questions.\nLake Tahoe Sno-Park and Sledding Areas\nYuba Pass south side of Highway 49 at Yuba Pass in Sierra County. Cross-country ski trails north of highway. Snowmobile trails both north and south side of highway. Call USFS (530) 994-3401.\nDonner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558.\nDonner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892.\nBlackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\nTaylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\nEcho Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\nHope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101.\nCarson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\nMeiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\nIron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\nLake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\nSpicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\nHighway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434.\nA SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are $5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for $25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list.\nThe SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a $75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located.\nParking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites.\nCarry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions.\nFor more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit \nwww.ohv.parks.ca.gov\n.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to main content](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/articles\/california-sno-parks#main-content)\n\nToggle navigation\n\nTahoe Destinations\n\n- [Lake Tahoe This Week](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/)\n- [Tahoe](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/)\n- [Destinations](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/tahoe)\n- [South Lake Tahoe](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/south-lake-tahoe)\n- [Truckee](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/truckee)\n- [Tahoe City](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/tahoe-city)\n- [Palisades Tahoe](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/squaw-valley)\n- [Kings Beach](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/kings-beach)\n- [Incline Village](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/incline-village)\n- [Reno](https:\/\/renothisweek.com\/)\n- [Carson Area](https:\/\/everythingcarson.com\/)\n- - [RenoTahoeCarson.com](https:\/\/renotahoecarson.com\/)\n  - [Contact Us](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/contact-us)\n  - [Our Writers](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/our-writers)\n  - [Privacy Policy](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/privacy-policy)\n  - [Log in](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/user\/login)\n\n[![Home](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/sites\/default\/files\/site\/tahoelogo.png)](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/ \"Home\")\n\n[Like the Tahoe.com Facebook page to stay connected\\!](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tahoedotcom) [LIVE LOCAL UPDATES! 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There are sanitation facilities in these snow-cleared parking lots. Snow-cleared parking lots cannot be guaranteed on a daily basis because of weather conditions and snow plowing priorities. The SNO-PARK Program is administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division. Call the SNO-PARKS hot line at (916) 324 -1222 for any questions.\n\n## Lake Tahoe Sno-Park and Sledding Areas\n- Yuba Pass south side of Highway 49 at Yuba Pass in Sierra County. Cross-country ski trails north of highway. Snowmobile trails both north and south side of highway. Call USFS (530) 994-3401.\n- Donner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558.\n- Donner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892.\n- Blackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Taylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Echo Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Hope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101.\n- Carson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Meiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Iron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Lake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\n- Spicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\n- Highway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434.\n\nA SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are \\$5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for \\$25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list.\n\nThe SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a \\$75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located.\n\nParking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites.\n\nCarry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions.\n\n*For more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit [www.ohv.parks.ca.gov](http:\/\/www.ohv.parks.ca.gov\/).*\n\n[![](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/sites\/default\/files\/images\/area-map.png)](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/map)  \n [![Coupons](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/sites\/default\/files\/images\/coupons2.png)](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/coupons)\n\n[![](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/sites\/default\/files\/site\/join-in.jpg)](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/join-in)\n\nFeatured Event\n\n[**2nd Fridays**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/tahoe-city-downtown-assoc\/events\/2nd-friday-starlight-stroll \"2nd Fridays\")\n\n[![2nd Fridays](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/events\/public\/business\/event\/2nd_fridays_new_graphic_.jpg?itok=ZWzct78d)](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/tahoe-city-downtown-assoc\/events\/2nd-friday-starlight-stroll \"2nd Fridays\")\n\n[**Tahoe City Downtown Association • Tahoe City**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/tahoe-city-downtown-assoc\/events\/2nd-friday-starlight-stroll \"2nd Fridays\")  \n Friday, April 10th 3:00 pm\n***\n**View All Events\\!**\n\n[**Daytime**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/daytime-events \"View Daytime Events\") **\\|** [**Nightlife**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/nightlife-events \"View Nightlife\")\n\nFeatured Coupon\n\n[**Vape Sale: Buy One, Get One Free**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/dartbeverage\/coupons\/vape-sale-buy-one-get-one-free \"Vape Sale: Buy One, Get One Free\")\n\n[**Dart Beverage Center**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/dartbeverage\/coupons\/vape-sale-buy-one-get-one-free \"Vape Sale: Buy One, Get One Free\")\n\n[![Vape Sale: Buy One, Get One Free](https:\/\/tahoe.com\/sites\/default\/files\/styles\/thumbnail\/public\/business\/60113\/logo\/darbevlogo.png?itok=LDdVEbS-)](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/dartbeverage\/coupons\/vape-sale-buy-one-get-one-free \"Vape Sale: Buy One, Get One Free\")\n\n[**More Details\\!**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/dartbeverage\/coupons\/vape-sale-buy-one-get-one-free)\n***\n[**View All Coupons**](https:\/\/laketahoethisweek.com\/coupons \"View All Coupons\")\n\n> [tahoe.com](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tahoedotcom)\n\n© 2026 OneBoat, Inc. 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Call USFS (530) 994-3401.\n- Donner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558.\n- Donner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892.\n- Blackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Taylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Echo Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600.\n- Hope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101.\n- Carson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Meiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Iron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251.\n- Lake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\n- Spicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381.\n- Highway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434.\n\nA SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are \\$5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for \\$25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list.\n\nThe SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a \\$75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located.\n\nParking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites.\n\nCarry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions.\n\n*For more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit [www.ohv.parks.ca.gov](http:\/\/www.ohv.parks.ca.gov\/).*","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Sourced from: California Parks & Recreation The California Department of Parks and Recreation operates SNO-PARK sites that offer access to snow play areas, cross-country ski and snowmobile trails. There are sanitation facilities in these snow-cleared parking lots. Snow-cleared parking lots cannot be guaranteed on a daily basis because of weather conditions and snow plowing priorities. The SNO-PARK Program is administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division. Call the SNO-PARKS hot line at (916) 324 -1222 for any questions. Lake Tahoe Sno-Park and Sledding Areas Yuba Pass south side of Highway 49 at Yuba Pass in Sierra County. Cross-country ski trails north of highway. Snowmobile trails both north and south side of highway. Call USFS (530) 994-3401. Donner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558. Donner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892. Blackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. Taylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. Echo Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. Hope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101. Carson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. Meiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. Iron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. Lake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. Spicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. Highway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434. A SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are $5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for $25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list. The SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a $75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites. Carry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions. For more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit www.ohv.parks.ca.gov .
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There are sanitation facilities in these snow-cleared parking lots. Snow-cleared parking lots cannot be guaranteed on a daily basis because of weather conditions and snow plowing priorities. The SNO-PARK Program is administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division. Call the SNO-PARKS hot line at (916) 324 -1222 for any questions. ## Lake Tahoe Sno-Park and Sledding Areas - Yuba Pass south side of Highway 49 at Yuba Pass in Sierra County. Cross-country ski trails north of highway. Snowmobile trails both north and south side of highway. Call USFS (530) 994-3401. - Donner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558. - Donner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892. - Blackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Taylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Echo Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Hope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101. - Carson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Meiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Iron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Lake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. - Spicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. - Highway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434. A SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are \$5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for \$25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list. The SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a \$75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites. Carry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions. For more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit [www.ohv.parks.ca.gov](http://www.ohv.parks.ca.gov/). 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Readable Markdown	Sourced from: California Parks & Recreation The California Department of Parks and Recreation operates SNO-PARK sites that offer access to snow play areas, cross-country ski and snowmobile trails. There are sanitation facilities in these snow-cleared parking lots. Snow-cleared parking lots cannot be guaranteed on a daily basis because of weather conditions and snow plowing priorities. The SNO-PARK Program is administered by the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Division. Call the SNO-PARKS hot line at (916) 324 -1222 for any questions. ## Lake Tahoe Sno-Park and Sledding Areas - Yuba Pass south side of Highway 49 at Yuba Pass in Sierra County. Cross-country ski trails north of highway. Snowmobile trails both north and south side of highway. Call USFS (530) 994-3401. - Donner Summit south side of I-80 at Castle Peak exit beyond Boreal Inn frontage road in Nevada County. Ski trails are on north side of freeway. Snow play, cross-country ski area with some snowmobiling. Call USFS (530) 587-3558. - Donner Lake south side of I-80 at Donner Lake exit on Donner Pass Road at Donner Memorial State Park in Nevada County. Ski trails to Donner Lake and Donner Party historic sites. Cross-county skiing. No snowmobiles. No overnight parking. Call (530) 582-7892. - Blackwood Canyon west side of Highway 89, 3 miles south of Tahoe City in Placer County. Cross-county skiing and snowmobile trails. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Taylor Creek west side of Highway 89 just north of Camp Richardson in El Dorado County. Cross-country skiing to Fallen Leaf Lake. Limited snowmobiling and snow playing. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Echo Lake north side of Highway 50 at Echo Lake Road half-mile west of Echo Summit in El Dorado County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. No parking on entry road. Call USFS (530) 573-2600. - Hope Valley south side of Highway 88 at Blue Lakes Road 5 miles east of Carson Pass and 2 miles west of Picketts Junction (highways 88 and 89) in Alpine County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and limited snow play. Overnight parking limited. Call USFS (775) 884-8101. - Carson Pass south side of Highway 88 at Carson Pass 60 miles east of Jackson in Alpine County. Very popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Meiss Meadow north side of Highway 88, quarter-mile west of Carson Pass in Alpine County. Popular cross-country ski area with limited snow play. No snowmobiles. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Iron Mountain north side of Highway 88, at the Mormon-Emigrant Trail Road 40 miles east of Jackson in El Dorado County. Extensive snowmobile trails. Cross-country trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 295-4251. - Lake Alpine at winter closure gate on Highway 4, just past turnoff to Mt. Reba Ski Area in Alpine County. Sno-Park site is about 55 miles east of Angels Camp. Extensive cross-county skiing. Snowmobiling trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. - Spicer south side of Highway 4 at Spicer Road in Calaveras County about 45 miles east of Angels Camp. Snowmobile trails, cross-country ski trails and snow play areas. Call USFS (209) 795-1381. - Highway 108 at winter closure gate on Highway 108 6 miles east of Strawberry in Tuolumne County. Snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing and limited snow play. Limited overnight parking. Call USFS (209) 965-3434. A SNO-PARK permit is required for each vehicle parked at a SNO-PARK site from November 1 through May 30 of each year. Permits are sold as Day Permits or Seasonal Permits by permit vendors throughout northern California. Day permits are \$5 and are valid for one single day. Season permits are sold for \$25 and are valid for the entire SNO-PARK season. See website for vendor list. The SNO-PARK permit must be displayed on the left side of the vehicle dashboard where it can be seen clearly from outside the vehicle. All permits sold are nonrefundable; day permits are non-transferable. Any vehicle parked at a SNOPARK site without a permit properly displayed is subject to a \$75 fine. Should you receive a fine and have questions, contact the court or law enforcement office of the County in which the SNO-Park site is located. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis at all SNO-PARK sites. No refunds are issued if a SNO-PARK is full. Park and drive carefully within SNO-PARK sites. Overnight parking, including in-vehicle camping, is allowed except where noted or signed at Sno-Park sites. Tent camping or sleeping outside a vehicle in the parking area is prohibited at all SNO-PARK sites. Do not build campfires on paved areas. Do not litter SNO-PARK sites. Carry a shovel and tire chains. Vehicles parked overnight need to be staked at all 4 corners with 1×2 inch-by-8-foot poles to prevent accidental damage by snow removal equipment. Call (800) 427-7623 for a CALTRANS recording on highway conditions. For more information: Contact the California Department of Parks and Recreation-Winter Recreation Program at (916) 324-4442 or visit [www.ohv.parks.ca.gov](http://www.ohv.parks.ca.gov/).
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