Thursday, January 8, 2009 - Page updated at 01:34 p.m.
Stevens Pass Nordic Center
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Five miles east of Stevens Pass summit on Highway 2.
Trails — More than 24.75 K tracked trails, including a skating lane.
Open — Thursdays-Sundays, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., including holiday periods. Opening date is Dec. 13.
Facilities, services — Rental equipment, prepackaged food, instructors and restrooms. The Cascade Depot, Stevens Pass' Nordic lodge, offers food, rental shop, instruction, trail passes and accessory shop. Also has 3.5 K of snowshoe trails and interpretive snowshoe walks. Tubing is available at the alpine area.
Fee — $18.50 plus tax for an adult one-day pass, adult season trail pass, $165 plus tax.
Telephone — 206-812-4510.
Snow phone — 206-634-1645 or 425-353-4400.
Web site: www.stevenspass.com
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