
Antoine Peak Conservation Area - Summit Loop
Eastern Washington
Astronomy
MoonWaxing Gibbous (71%)
Stargazingfair
Trail Conditions
SnowReported on trail
“Abnormally warm weather for this time of year tempted a quick jaunt to the summit of Antoine Peak, walking just down a ways to a rock out cropping overlook offered views of the Spokane Valley below.”
Last report: Feb 14, 2026
Getting There
Recent Reports
Feb 14, 2026
Abnormally warm weather for this time of year tempted a quick jaunt to the summit of Antoine Peak, walking just down a ways to a rock out cropping overlook offered views of the Spokane Valley below.
Jan 10, 2026
This hike was completed right after a heavy snow fall and with the warm couple days, some of the snow may have melted so this report will be as the conditions were the day we went. We started out at the Brevier Road TH.
Nov 6, 2024
I woke up too early & couldn't get back to sleep, so decided to go to nearby Antoine Peak for a sunrise hike. I just happened to pull into the parking lot right behind a good friend who had the same idea, so we had an excellent morning hike & chat to the summit.
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