Crater Lake, Oregon · Douglas County · Facility
Three Lakes Sno-Park provides winder recreationists opportunities for down-hill skiing, snowmobile riding snow shoeing and cross-country skiing. Ask the Diamond Lake Ranger District for the latest maps for Nordic and snowmobile trails. Nordic skiing from the Three Lakes Sno-Park includes 2.3-mile Silent Creek and 3.6-m…
Three Lakes Sno-Park provides winder recreationists opportunities for down-hill skiing, snowmobile riding snow shoeing and cross-country skiing. Ask the Diamond Lake Ranger District for the latest maps for Nordic and snowmobile trails. Nordic skiing from the Three Lakes Sno-Park includes 2.3-mile Silent Creek and 3.6-mile Hemlock Butte trails. Hemlock Butte Trail is also a snowmobile trail for the first two miles until it reaches the Bailey Connect.
From Roseburg, OR, take OR-138 E/NE Diamond Lake Blvd. Continue on Highway 138 for 83 miles until you reach the Highway 230 junction.The Sno-Park is located on Highway 230, 2.7 miles west of the Highway 138 junction.
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