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Washington Ski Resorts
Listed below is Washington state's ski resort guide with 15 excellent ski resorts listed below. Ckeck the list for descriptions mountian stats and contact information on resorts you'd like to ski. The highest point in Washington is Mount Rainier 14,410 ft. high, and the lowest point is the Pacific Ocean at sea level. Washington's climate varies greatly from west to east is best described as a mild oceanic climate in the west, and a much drier climate prevails in the east. |
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| 49 Degrees North |
49 Degrees North features a vertical drop of 1846 feet, wide-open groomed cruising, mogul runs, back-country adventure, gladed tree skiing, snowboard terrain, cross-country trails, and special beginner runs spread over 1,100 acres. A new quad chair lift was added last year, opening up new terain - Sunrise Basin. |
| Top Elevation: 5775 |
Vertical Drop: 1846 |
Trails: 42 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
PO Box 166 Chewelah, WA 99109 |
Phone:
(866) 376-4949 |
Hours: 9am - 4pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
49 Degrees North |
5 Chair Lifts
1 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: 1100 |
Any Comments
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| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Badger Mountian |
Badger Mountain serves the community of Waterville, Washington. Badger is run completely by volunteers. The rope tows are run by old automobile engines; a local farmer owns a hopped-up tracker that acts as a snowcat, and the city owns the hill. |
| Top Elevation: 3800 |
Vertical Drop: 800 |
Trails: 5 |
Terrain: N/A |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
Waterville, WA |
Phone:
(509) 745-8273 |
Hours: N/A |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:N/A |
0 Chair Lifts
3 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park N/A |
Skiable Acres: 20 |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: N/A |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Crystal Mountain |
Crystal Mountain is the largest ski area in Washington with at total of 2,600 acres and 57 named runs. Crystal Mountain offers stunning views of Mt. Rainier from the summit. It is famous for the cold Cascade storms that can dump several feet of fresh snow anytime from November through April. |
| Top Elevation: 7012 |
Vertical Drop: 3100 |
Trails: 57 |
Terrain: 11% beginner trails
51% intermediate trails
38% Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
33914 Crystal Mountain Blvd.
Crystal Mountain, WA 98022 |
Phone:
(360) 663-2265 |
Hours: 9am - 4pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Crystal Mountain |
9 Chair Lifts
0 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: 2300 |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Echo Valley |
Echo Valley is the place for winter recreation in the Lake Chelan Valley. Families have been skiing at Echo Valley for several generations and visitors to the valley love our friendly, family atmosphere. From skiing to snow tubing, it's all here at Echo Valley. Echo Valley has a vertical drop of 1846 feet over 1100 skiable acres and 42 trails. |
| Top Elevation: 5775 |
Vertical Drop: 1846 ft |
Trails: 42 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
P.O. Box 99
Chelan, WA 98816
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Phone:
(509) 682-4002 |
Hours: N?A |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:
Echo Valley |
0 Chair Lifts
4 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: 1100 |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Hurricane Ridge |
The Hurricane Ridge Ski Area is located in the beautiful Olympic National Park. Rising a mile high, Hurricane Ridge offers spectacular winter recreation and activities here on the North Olympic Peninsula, featuring winter vistas unmatched anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Hurricane Ridge is family oriented ski area, offering to Olympic Peninsula residents and visitors a quality winter sports experience. |
| Top Elevation: 6002 ft |
Vertical Drop: 800 ft |
Trails: 42 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
PMB 218, 136 E. 8th Street
Port Angeles, WA 98362 |
Phone:
(360) 457-2879 |
Hours: N/A |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Hurrucane Ridge |
0 Chair Lifts
3 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park N/A |
Skiable Acres: 1100 |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Leavenworth Winter Sports Club |
Leavanworth Winter Sports Club has been facilitating winter recreation in Leavenworth area. Traditionally the 'base' of our operations has been up at the 'Ski Hill' where today we offer two rope tows, a Nordic jumping hill, a tubing hill, and 8km of Nordic trails of which 5 are lighted for night skiing.
Leavanworth Winter Sports Club has had most of its growth and success in the establishment of world class Nordic skiing since the mid-1990's, and currently maintains 26km of trails at 3 locations in the valley - the Icicle River Trails, the Golf Course Trails, and the Ski Hill. |
| Top Elevation: 1400 ft |
Vertical Drop: 200 ft |
Trails: 2 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
P.O. Box 573
Leavenworth, WA 98826 |
Phone:
(509) 548-5477 |
Hours: 3:30pm - 8pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Leavanworth Winter Sports Club |
0 Chair Lifts
2 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Loup Loup |
Loup Loup has 1,240 vertical feet with 10 major runs ranging from beginner to expert trails. The Loup Loup keeps all its skiers and snowboarders satisfied. The hill is serviced by a Poma Quad chair lift.
Another Poma surface lift and beginner rope tow give snow lovers a chance to practice their skills off the beaten path. Runs are groomed nightly by tiller-equipped snow cats, with plenty of off-pique adventure just outside the major runs. The Loup Loup also provides 25k of groomed cross-country trails from beginner to expert to telemark, with another 50k only 5 minutes away. |
| Top Elevation: 5241 ft |
Vertical Drop: 1241 ft |
Trails: 13 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
Box 1686, Omak, WA 98841 |
Phone:
(509) 826-2720 |
Hours: 9:30am - 4pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Loup Loup |
1 Chair Lifts
2 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Mission Ridge |
Mission Ridge resort boasts 2100 acres of skiable terrain with 35 trails, making it one the largest in Washington. Ninety percent of the resort is rated blue or black in difficulty. Bowls, glades and chutes can be found all over the mountain. An interesting historical note to Mission Ridge is the fact that a B-24 Liberator Bomber crashed at the resort and it is memorialized at the entrance to the Bomber Bowl run. |
| Top Elevation: 6772 ft |
Vertical Drop: 2201 ft |
Trails: 35 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
7500 Mission Ridge Rd
Wenatchee, WA 98807 |
Phone:
(509) 663-6543 |
Hours: 9am - 4pm |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:
MIssion Ridge |
4 Chair Lifts
2 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: 2100 |
Any Comments
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| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Mt. Baker |
Mt. Baker ski area sits at the edge of the wilderness in the heart of the North Cascade Mountains of Washington State. One of North America's top resorts for snowfall, Mt. Baker Ski Area receives an average of over 600 inches of snow each year.
Over 1,000 acres of terrain are serviced by eight chair lifts and two lodges. The White Salmon Day Lodge offers a spectacular view of 9,720-foot Mt. Shuksan and the surrounding Cascade mountains. Head to Mt. Baker for steep chutes, natural half-pipes, plenty of tree skiing and spectacular scenery. |
| Top Elevation: 5042 ft |
Vertical Drop: 1501 ft |
Trails: 30 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
1019 Iowa St.
Bellingham, WA 98229 |
Phone:
(360) 734-6771 |
Hours: N/A |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Mt. Baker |
7 Chair Lifts
2 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: Yes |
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| Mt. Spokane |
Mt. Spokane in Mead Washington has a vertical drop of 2066 feet over 25 trails with terrain for skiers of all ability levels. |
| Top Elevation: 5885 ft |
Vertical Drop: 2066 ft |
Trails: 25 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
29500 N. Mt. Spokane Park Dr.
Mead, Wa. 99021 |
Phone:
(509) 238-2220 |
Hours: 9am - 9:30pm |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:
Mt. Spokane |
5 Chair Lifts
0 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Sitzmark |
The Sitzmark Ski area is located on Havillah road near Tonasket, Washington. Sitzmark has a chair lift and a 660 vertical foot ski run with an elevation of 4,950 ft. The Sitzmark Ski area promotes good "family fun" with many family oriented events. |
| Top Elevation: 4952 ft |
Vertical Drop: 650 ft |
Trails: 19 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
P.O. Box 934 | Tonasket, WA 98855 |
Phone:
(509) 486-2700 |
Hours: 10am - 4pm |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:
Sitzmark |
1 Chair Lifts
1 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park N/A |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Ski Bluewood |
Ideally situated in the Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington, Bluewood has a vertical drop off 1126 ft with the second highest base elevation in Washington State and is renowned for its clear skies and dry powder, while receiving an average snowfall of more the 300 inches annually. |
| Top Elevation: 5672 ft |
Vertical Drop: 1126 ft |
Trails: 23 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
P.O. Box 88, Dayton, WA 99328 |
Phone:
(509) 382-4725 |
Hours: 9am - 4pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Ski Bluewood |
2 Chair Lifts
1 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park N/A |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| Stevens Pass |
Stevens Pass has the most diverse terrain; most lighted nighttime acreage in Washington state. The terrain ranges from expert only, double black diamond chutes and couloirs to smooth, wide open cruising runs for all levels of skiers and riders. The geographical elevation of Stevens in the North Central Cascades combined with dry wind from the east and 415" of annual snowfall mean the conditions are consistently top-notch. |
| Top Elevation: 5845 ft |
Vertical Drop: 1801 ft |
Trails: 37 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
Summit Stevens Pass, US Hwy 2
Skykomish, WA 98288 |
Phone:
(206) 812-4510 |
Hours: 9am - 10pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
Stevenspass.com |
10 Chair Lifts
1 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes N/A |
Terrain Park N/A |
Skiable Acres: 1124 |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| The Summit at Snoqualmie |
The Summit at Snoqualime is located less than a hour from Seattle. The Summit consists of four mountains -- Summit Central, Summit East, Summit West and Alpental -- each with its own appeal. The monster among them is Alpental, best suited to advanced and expert skiers with its 50% advanced terrain. |
| Top Elevation: 5402 ft |
Vertical Drop: 2201 ft |
Trails: 65 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
1001 State Route 906
Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068 |
Phone:
(425)-434-SNOW |
Hours: N/A |
Email: N/A |
Web Site:
the Summit at Snoqualmie |
20 Chair Lifts
6 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes: 2 |
Terrain Park: 2 |
Skiable Acres: 1916 |
Any Comments
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| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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| White Pass |
Located in Washington's Cascade Mountains with the highest base elevation on the Cascade crest at 4,500 ft, White Pass was named one of the 10 "Best in the West" ski areas by Outside Magazine. They strike a perfect balance between pulse quickening steeps, wide open cruisers, and gentle learning areas, with 20% of the terrain geared toward experts, 60% toward intermediates, and 20% toward beginners. |
| Top Elevation: 6002 ft |
Vertical Drop: 1501 ft |
Trails: 31 |
Terrain: beginner trails & intermediate trails
& Expert trails |
Natural & Artificial Snow |
PO Box 3030
White Pass, WA 98937 |
Phone:
(509) 672-3101 |
Hours: 9am - 4pm |
Email: Click Here |
Web Site:
White Pass |
4 Chair Lifts
1 Surface Lift
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Half Pipes 1 |
Terrain Park 1 |
Skiable Acres: N/A |
Any Comments
Click Here |
| Ski Instruction: Yes |
Ski Patrol: Yes |
Summer Activities: N/A |
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