Bald Knob Campground
Campground
Wild Moose is a cross-country ski route in Mount Spokane State Park in Washington, managed by State Park and Recreation. The route is short, about 0.8 miles out and back, and it rises from roughly 4,690 feet to about 4,707 feet, with a total elevation gain of 172 feet. The climb is steepest near the start, around 0.3 miles in, with a grade of about 5 percent. The route sits within the Mount Spokane State Park land unit, and the nearest town is Spokane. Moose Meadows lies just 0.1 mile away, and Shady Way and Raven Glide are both within a third of a mile. Twin Lakes, a hike, is about 0.4 mile off.
Bald Knob Campground
Campground
Curley's Hauser Junction
Bar
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Moose Meadows
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0.88-mile out-and-back ski at Moose Meadows, Washington with 172 ft elevation gain.
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Wild Moose
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0.14-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 10 feet of elevation gain.
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Shady Way
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Art's Boogie
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0.59-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 247 ft elevation gain.
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Raven Glide
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0.56-mile out-and-back route in Washington with 151 ft of elevation gain.
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Moose Meadows
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0.43-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 84 ft of elevation gain.
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Lodgepole
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Lodgepole is a 0.19-mile cross-country ski trail in Washington with 18 feet of elevation gain.
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Art's Boogie
~2 min drive
0.77-mile out-and-back ski route in Washington with 239 ft of elevation gain.
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Twin Lakes
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0.71-mile out-and-back ski trail in Washington with 285 ft of elevation gain.
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Quartz Mountain
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1.11-mile out-and-back at Quartz Mountain in Washington gains 354 feet.
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