Access to Mt. Adams winter recreation areas is via Highway 141 north, off of Highway 14 in Bingen, Washington. To reach Pine Side and Smith Butte Sno-Parks, follow the"Mt. Adams Recreation Area" sign (right turn as you enter Trout Lake). To reach Atkisson Sno-Park, follow Highway 141 past the Ranger Station approximately five miles. The Sno-Park entrance is on the south side of the road, just within the Forest boundary.

Natural Bridges Loop (Road 24/041)
Use and Difficulty Level: Skiing and Snowshoeing
Volume of use: Low
Length: 3 miles (plus 1.75 miles each way via the Ice Cave Loop) = 6.5 miles round-trip
Elevation: High-3,100' Low-3,000
Maps: Little Huckleberry Quadrangle Map
Access: State Route 14 to State Route 141 to Forest Road 24 to Atkisson Sno-Park
Nearby Town: Trout Lake
Trailhead.- Atkisson Sno-Park
Comments: This marked trail follows roads and trails to a collapsed lava tube with natural bridges. Stay well away from the edge of the collapsed tube, especially when icy.

Peterson Ridge Trail: Road 2420
Use and Difficulty Level: Skiing and Snowshoeing
Volume of use: Low
Length 6.5 miles (plus 2.25 miles each way to access it via the Ice Caves Loop) 11 miles round-trip.
Elevation: High-3600 Low-2680
Maps: Guler Mtn. and Little Huckleberry quadrangle maps
Access: State Route 14 to State Route 141 to Forest Road 24 Atkisson Sno-Park
Nearby Town: Trout Lake
Trailhead: Atkisson Sno-Park
Scenic Attractions and Considerations: Climbs a marked snow-covered road to an overlook. At one point you will skiing among beaver ponds. Views include scenes of Mt. Hood and Heaven Wilderness. Good chance of seeing elk.

Big Tree Loop: Road 82/041
Use and Difficulty Level: Siding and Snowshoeing
Volume of use: Medium
Length: 4.8 miles round-trip.
Elevations: High-2800 Low- 2560
Maps: Trout Lake quadrangle map
Access: State Route 14 to State Route 141 to County Road 17 to Forest Road 82 to Pine Side Sno-Park.
Nearby Town: Trout Lake
Trailhead.- Pine side Sno-Park
Scenic Attractions and Considerations: Trail is marked, mostly on roads. Groomed for diagonal stride siding. Excellent view of Mt. Adams, old-growth pine.

Lava Loop
Use and Difficulty Level: Skiing and Snowshoeing
Volume of use: Low
Length: 6.2 miles round-trip (accessed via Roads 82/101 [Most Difficult], 3.2 miles round-trip (accessed via Pine Side Sno-Park [More Difficult].
Elevations: High-3240 Low-3160
Maps: King Mtn. quadrangle map
Access: State Route 14 to State Route 141 to County Road 17 to Forest Road 82 to Pine Side Sno-Park.
Nearby Town: Trout Lake
Trailhead.- Pine Side Sno-Park
Scenic Attractions and Considerations: More ups and downs add challenge to this forested trail.

Pipeline Loop
Use and Difficulty Level: Skiing and Snowshoeing
Volume of use: Low
Length: Accessed via 82/101 Road - 7.7 miles round-trip. Accessed via Pine Side Sno-Park 7.9 miles round-trip.
Elevations: High- 3800 Low-3240
Maps: King Mtn. quadrangle map
Access: State Route 14 to State Route 141 to County Road 17 to Forest Road 82 to Pineside Sno-Park. Nearby Town: Trout Lake
Trailhead: Pine Side Sno-Park or Road 82/100 junction.
Scenic Attractions and Considerations: Steep, this trail is a good workout and a thrilling ride down.

Sno-Park Permits: Washington Sno-Park permits are required for all Washington vehicles using Washington Sno-Parks. Permits are available at Little Mountain Hardware, Trout Lake Grocery, and the Mt. Adams Ranger Station—all in Trout Lake. Vehicles without the appropriate Sno-Park permits are subject to notice of violation and fine. Sno-Park permit fees support your winter recreation opportunities and facilities.