Seasonal closure · SR-410 · Washington
Usually closes mid-November and reopens late May. Below: what the WSDOT feed is posting for SR-410 right now, and the dates the National Park Service gives, quoted from its own page.
“Chinook Pass will close between Crystal Mountain Boulevard, about 12 miles northwest of the summit, and Morse Creek, 5 miles east of the summit. These mountain passes typically close sometime in mid-November each year.”
Source: www.nps.gov/mora/learn/news/chinook-cayuse-close-for-the-season-nov-20-2018.htm, read October 2, 2026.
Reopening: www.nps.gov/mora/learn/news/chinook-and-cayuse-passes-are-closed-for-the-season.htm.
“Typically SR 410 Chinook Pass and SR 123 Cayuse Pass reopen in late May.”
Reopening: www.nps.gov/mora/learn/news/chinook-and-cayuse-passes-are-closed-for-the-season.htm, read October 2, 2026.
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Typically mid-November That is what the National Park Service publishes, read October 2, 2026. The gate goes in when the snow does, so the date moves from year to year. No 2026-27 dates were posted on the source page when it was read.
Typically late May Plowing and avalanche work set the day, and the agency announces it when the road is ready.
Crystal Mountain Blvd (about 12 mi NW of summit) to Morse Creek (5 mi east of summit). The rest of SR-410 is handled like any other road in Washington.
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