Washington Resorts

Washington's ski resorts are located toward the north of the state many within driving distance of Seattle. Crystal Mountain, southeast of Seattle in the Mount Ranier National Park is the largest ski area in Washington. The Summit at Snoqualmie is just 40 minutes from Seattle and consists of four areas combined together. One of those areas, Alpental is home to some of the most challenging terrain in North America. Mount Baker holds the world's greatest recorded snowfall for one season. On the eastern side of the state Mt. Spokane offers 2,000 foot vertical and over 1,425 skiable acres.
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Resort Name Vertical Runs Lifts Acres Snow %Open
101 Mount Baker
OPEN - 37 trails, 7 lifts
1500 31 10 1000 66-88" 97
102 Crystal Mountain
CLOSED - Opening Soon for Snow Sports
3100 57 11 2300
103 The Summit at Snoqualmie
CLOSED - Opening Soon for Snow Sports
2280 62 24 1981
104 Stevens Pass Ski Area
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/6
1800 37 10 1125
105 Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/7
2000 45 5 1425
106 49 Degrees North
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/22
1851 82 7 2325
107 Bluewood
CLOSED - Plan to open 12/12
1125 24 3 400
108 Hurricane Ridge
800 10 3 0
109 Leavenworth Ski HIll
200 2 2 0
110 Loup Loup Ski Bowl
CLOSED - Opening Soon for Snow Sports
1780 10 3 300
111 Mission Ridge
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/23
2250 36 6 2000
112 Sahalie Ski Club
0 0 1 80
113 White Pass
CLOSED - Plan to open 11/22
1500 40 8 0
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