Tronsen Loop Snowshoe

Central Cascades > Blewett Pass

47.3377, -120.5666 Map & Directions

Length: 3.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain: 155 feet
Highest Point: 1,332 feet
Calculated Difficulty About Calculated Difficulty: Easy

Cross-country skiers and snowshoers can enjoy the non-motorized Tronsen Loop. Photo by Jazz Dog. Full-size image

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This winter route is part of the ungroomed Blewett Pass Sno-Park Non-motorized Trail System, and is used for both snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Continue reading

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Hiking Tronsen Loop Snowshoe

The Tronsen Loop snowshoe is not too steep, so it’s great for a family snowshoe. There are several more routes nearby for a longer or tougher snowshoe.

Be sure to check for potential avalanche danger before you head out.

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Claudia Lopez, WTA Community

Tronsen Loop Snowshoe

Map & Directions

Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 47.3377, -120.5666 Open in Google Maps

Before You Go

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WTA Pro Tip: Save a copy of our directions before you leave! App-based driving directions aren't always accurate and data connections may be unreliable as you drive to the trailhead.

Getting There

From I-90, take exit 85 near Cle Elum, then take State Route 970 toward Blewett Pass. At 10 miles, it joins (becomes) Highway 97. Continue on Highway 97 for an additional 14 miles to the Blewett Pass Sno-Park at the start of Forest Road 9716. Continue for about another mile past the sno-park, and a small parking area and Forest Road 7240 will be on the right.