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Article: Sno-parks open up new ski options: three new California sites ... for skiing, sledding, camping. (Echo Lake, Echo Summit, Coyote Sno-Park)
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- Sunset
- Article date:
- January 1, 1992
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PICTURE LIMITLESS snowy miles of ski, sled, and snowmobile terrain in national forests. Now imagine them essentially closed to recreation simply for lack of a plowed parking lot, trail markers, and a few facilities. That's the problem California's growing Sno-Park system was created to solve.
Modeled after similar programs in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, the relatively small but growing California system now boasts 15 sites--3 new since last winter. They range throughout the Sierra Nevada, from Yuba Pass south to Huntington Lake.
Recreation areas served by Sno-Park sites are mostly undeveloped. Some ski trails are marked, but none are set with ...
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April 3, 1995 ;
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... ... consumer software products is Delrina's Echo Lake, a personal multimedia program for capturing ... to be available in May. The choice of Echo Lake as one of P.C.Letter's Demo '95 ... Magazine, Editor Robin Raskin discussed Echo Lake as a key element in the trend toward ...
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