Chinook Pass
WA-410 through Mount Rainier National Park. Summit 5,430 ft, Washington.
WA-410
Chinook Pass
Elev 5430 ft
WA-410 over Chinook Pass: no chain controls or closures reported
As of 10:54 AM PDT, within 15 miles of the summit. The official word is WSDOT mountain pass report.
Closed every winter, usually from November to late May.
On WA-410 near the pass now 0
Nothing reported on WA-410 within 15 miles of Chinook Pass.
What we cover in Washington
- Work zones and lane closuresLive · State DOT work zone feeds (WZDx), Oregon DOT (TripCheck), WSDOT, National Weather Service
- Crashes and incidentsLive · State DOT work zone feeds (WZDx), Oregon DOT (TripCheck), WSDOT, National Weather Service
- Chain controlsLive · State DOT work zone feeds (WZDx), Oregon DOT (TripCheck), WSDOT, National Weather Service
Questions
- Is Chinook Pass open?
- No closure is reported on WA-410 at Chinook Pass at the moment.
- Do I need chains on Chinook Pass?
- No chain control is reported right now. Carry chains from November to April all the same: controls go up within minutes when snow starts.
- What do R1, R2 and R3 mean?
- R1: chains or snow tires required. R2: chains required, except 4wd/awd with snow tires. R3: chains required on all vehicles.
Other passes in Washington
- Snoqualmie Pass I-90
- Stevens Pass US-2
- White Pass US-12
- Blewett Pass US-97