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Key Destinations <br />$ Backcountry User Access: Visitors frequently park at <br />Summit West, cross the street, and ascend a snow <br />rarmp to begin their skiing or snowshoeing activities. <br />$ U.S. ttationat Forest service snowshoe Program <br />($ Xign-Votume Attraction: A market, coworking space, <br />and gear shop that draws many users, with numerous <br />visitors parking across the street and crossing over. <br />$ Parking Aea: For the snowshoeing program and trails. <br />($ Traveler's Rest Stop: Restrooms and Red Mountain <br />Coffee with heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic. <br />($ Parking Area: Both on-street and in adjacent lot. <br />Q eedestrian Crossing: The only designated crossing <br />along SR-9O6 is located near the Summit Central main <br />area (and may only be available in the winter), <br />$ eroposeo New Development <br />G Gold creek sno-Park Provides access for snow play <br />and backcountry winter recreation, with high demand <br />but limited space. <br />$ Kendall Pek Lakes Trail <br />Q WSoOT Gravel Pile Popular for sledding in winter, <br />with visitors often parking on the roadside. <br />{$ cold Creek Pond (off-Map, East): A popular year- <br />round recreation spot, slated for closure from 2025 <br />onward for restoration work which will likely redirect <br />recreational activities to other areas. <br />(p WsoOf ffyaf Maintenance Site: Experiences heavy <br />truck traffic, particularlyfrom snow plows. <br />Q lron Horse Trail <br />$ eublicwort<s Facilitf Dedicated to snow removal <br />operations. <br />I other Key Destinations: Points identined by <br />participants during stakeholder meeting but lacking <br />addifional informatrbn. <br />KingCounty <br />Kendall <br />Krtwa* <br />Trall l.h€d <br />e € <br />C; <br />HYAK <br />ffi <br />e <br />o <br />SNOQUALMIT <br />PASS <br />o124 <br />E-MtkF <br />Snoqualm;c Pass