Measured terrain
Mapzen Terrain Tiles, including USGS 3DEP elevation contributions, form the land surface. The terrain is resampled and quantized for a browser-based 3D model.
Terrain source ↗A mountain worth knowing.
A detailed 3D look at Mt. Spokane: the shape of the land, the runs that bring people together, and the winter trails beyond the chairlifts.
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A real landform, with honest limits.
The terrain uses acquired elevation data at equal horizontal and vertical scale. Aerial imagery supplies geographic detail. Tree heights fit a canopy envelope derived from 2022 USGS LiDAR; individual tree positions and crowns are illustrative. The forest is not a surveyed tree inventory or a claim about current canopy conditions.
Snow, orange morning light, tree foliage and rendered lift structures are artistic presentation. The scene does not establish present snow cover, weather, grooming, lift operation or safe passage.
Saved aerial imagery
USDA / USGS The National Map NAIP imagery supplies an acquired aerial mosaic. Source flight dates vary; winter color grading is visualization.
Imagery source ↗Community trail geometry
© OpenStreetMap contributors. Routes retain acquired coordinates and source uncertainty under the Open Database License. An area outline is not a run centerline, and missing winter routes are not invented.
OpenStreetMap attribution & license ↗Source-based canopy heights
Coarsened 2022 Northeast Washington USGS LiDAR constrains the modeled canopy. Cells without valid measurements are omitted; illustrative foliage and close-view tree templates remain separate from the measured height envelope.
LiDAR source metadata ↗Official information, clearly attributed.
The operator’s published names and mountain facts are separate from community trail geometry. Official Nordic map ratings are retained where matched. The snow panel distinguishes source-update time from retrieval time, and camera media loads directly from its published provider.
- Mt. Spokane · Trail maps, report & mountain stats ↗
- Mt. Spokane · 2023–24 official trail map ↗
- Mt. Spokane · Lodges & services ↗
- Washington State Parks · Mount Spokane ↗
- Washington State Parks · Park history ↗
- Washington State Parks · Mt. Spokane Sno-Park ↗
- Spokane Nordic · 2026 trail map ↗
- Washington State Parks · snowshoe map ↗
- Friends of Mount Spokane · snowshoe guide ↗
- Mt. Spokane · terrain parks ↗
- Close-view fir model · Poly Haven · CC0 ↗
See Sources & map credits in the 3D atlas for the full accuracy notes. This project is an exploratory guide, not a navigation or rescue service. Follow current official reports, posted signs and the relevant mountain authorities.