You need one of these to park in a Sno Park in Oregon or Washington. (Baker City Herald file photo).

There are three types of sno-park permits:

An ANNUAL permit costs $15, and is valid during the sno-park season, Nov. 15 to April 30. On average the state sells about 59,000 annual permits per year.

THREE-DAY permits cost $7. This is the least-popular type of permit, with an average of 3,800 sold per year.

A ONE-DAY permit goes for $3. This is the most popular type of permit, with about 97,000 sold in an average year.

Drivers who park in a sno-park without displaying a valid permit could be fined $30.

Permits are available at all DMV offices (3370 10th St. in Baker City) and at many sporting goods stores and ski areas, including Ski Anthony Lakes. Private vendors can add a surcharge to the basic permit fee. Ski Anthony Lakes, for example, adds $1 to each permit fee.

ANTHONY LAKES at the ski area 34 miles northwest of Baker City

CLEAR CREEK about 7 miles northwest of Halfway on the Fish Lake Road

DIXIE MOUNTAIN Along Highway 26 between Austin Junction and Prairie City

STARR RIDGE along Highway 395, 16 miles south of John Day

IDLEWILD Along Highway 395, about 15 miles north of Burns

FOUR CORNERS Along Highway 244, about 20 miles east of Ukiah

SALT CREEK SUMMIT Along Forest Road 39, about 28 miles southeast of Joseph

TOLLGATE/LANGDON LAKE/MILEPOST 20/MORNING CREEK/MILEPOST 22/SPOUT SPRINGS all in the Tollgate area along Highway 204 north of Elgin

WOODLAND/HORSESHOE PRAIRIE ROAD/ANDIES PRAIRIE/MILEPOST 27 all east of Tollgate

OREGON TRAIL-BLUE MOUNTAIN CROSSING 1 mile south of Interstate 84 at Exit 248, near Meacham

MOUNT EMILY Along Forest Road 31 about 6 miles east of Meacham

FERGUSON RIDGE About 10 miles south of Joseph

CATHERINE CREEK Along Highway 203, about 14 miles south of Union

HUDDLESTON Along County Road 62, about 22 miles east of Prairie City