Skiing the resorts of Washington
Washington is home to plenty of Ski resorts across the state with breathtaking views and great snowfall! Here is a guide to navigate getting to these resorts, passes, where to stay, trail specs, and a packing list. Go out and ski this underrated area!
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Travel
Airport
Seattle International Airport
Transportation
Can either rent a car or take shuttles from the airport to some resorts
Washington Ski Resorts
Crystal Mountain (1 1/2 hours from Seattle)
Lift Tickets
Stevens Pass (1 1/2 hours from Seattle)
The Summit at Snoqualmie (1 hour from Seattle)
Lift Tickets
Ikon Pass (lift reservations required)
Mt. Baker Ski Area (2 1/2 hours from Seattle)
This is a family owned ski area so operations are per availability. However, this the snowiest mountain in the continental US, so almost everyday is a powder day!
Lift tickets can only be purchased in person
The closest area to stay near Mt. Baker is the town of Glacier
White Pass Ski Area (2 1/2 hours from Seattle)
The hidden gem of Washington, with lift tickets starting at $20 you cant beat this place. The locals describe the snow as fluffy and light powder, making this mountain a dream!
