Paradise Inn, Washington · Yakima County · Facility
In the winter this Sno-Park offers access to cross-country trails in winter and four parking spaces. Summer and fall access to Union Creek Trail #956 which leads to Union Creek Falls on the first part of the trail before climbing steeply into alpine terrain to intersect the Pacific Crest Trail at Crown point within Nor…
In the winter this Sno-Park offers access to cross-country trails in winter and four parking spaces. Summer and fall access to Union Creek Trail #956 which leads to Union Creek Falls on the first part of the trail before climbing steeply into alpine terrain to intersect the Pacific Crest Trail at Crown point within Norse Peak Wilderness.
From Naches, WA take US-12 west for 4.4 miles. Then take State Route 410 west for another 38 miles to Forest Service Road 472 and the Union Creek Sno-Park and trailhead.
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