Upper Tripp's Loop
- Mapped distance
- 2,037 m
- Elevation range
- 1,172 m–1,244 m
- Elevation gain
- 100 m
- Elevation loss
- 28 m
Map start 1,172 mMap end 1,244 m
Upper Tripp's Loop
Explore Upper Tripp's Loop in Mt. Spokane’s cross-country ski trail system. Find it on the 3D map and check the latest Nordic grooming report before your visit.
Before you head out
Check the current grooming report, winter map and posted restrictions. Live opening and grooming updates for this individual trail are not available here.
Groomed Nordic trails are for permitted Nordic uses. Snowshoeing, walking, fat-tire biking and snowmobiling are not allowed on the groomed Nordic trail system.
Elevation & distance
Approximate measurements for each mapped section, rather than a combined route total.
Upper Tripp's Loop
- Mapped distance
- 1,229 m
- Elevation range
- 1,307 m–1,361 m
- Elevation gain
- 63 m
- Elevation loss
- 10 m
Map start 1,307 mMap end 1,361 m
Upper Tripp's Loop
- Mapped distance
- 779 m
- Elevation range
- 1,244 m–1,288 m
- Elevation gain
- 59 m
- Elevation loss
- 15 m
Map start 1,244 mMap end 1,288 m
Upper Tripp's Loop
- Mapped distance
- 341 m
- Elevation range
- 1,288 m–1,307 m
- Elevation gain
- 18 m
- Elevation loss
- 0 m
Map start 1,288 mMap end 1,307 m
Map details & sources
Nordic difficulty is relative to Nordic skiing. No snowshoe, walking, fat-tire bicycle or snowmobile use is implied on groomed Nordic trails.
Named on the Spokane Nordic 2026 trail map. Map colors indicate Nordic difficulty, not alpine difficulty.
Also listed as: Upper Tripps
Upper Tripp's Loop
Mapped difficulty: intermediate. Rating source ↗
Original community map feature ↗Upper Tripp's Loop
Mapped difficulty: intermediate. Rating source ↗
Original community map feature ↗Upper Tripp's Loop
Mapped difficulty: intermediate. Rating source ↗
Original community map feature ↗Upper Tripp's Loop
Mapped difficulty: intermediate. Rating source ↗
Original community map feature ↗Distances describe individual map lines, which can overlap between named sections. Elevation profiles use terrain data sampled at intervals of at most 20 m. They show ground elevation, not snow depth or lift cable height; source accuracy and sampling affect the estimates.
Map snapshot: . Current operating reports are collected separately.
Map geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Terrain: Mapzen Terrain Tiles / USGS.