Washington
Winter Vacations & Unique Travel Spots
White Pass Ski Resort
White Pass is a kicked - back, slightly off the beaten path sort of ski area that is lauded by both the hard-core skier /
rider and the skiing or snowboarding family. How is it possible to achieve both? We've never lost our focus, we know
it's our job to share the mountains and to share the exhilaration of skiing and snowboarding with all who come our way.
Some stats about White Pass Ski Resort: Trail Difficulty: 20% Beginner - 60% Intermediate - 20% Advanced, Average Annual Snowfall: 350 Inches, Vertical Drop:
1,500 Feet. Elevation: White Pass Day Lodge 4,500' Summit 6,000', Total Lifts: 5 Lifts: Quad and Triple 2 Double Surface
Lift, Lift Capacity: 6,500 Persons Per Hour
Location: White Pass, WA
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Mission Ridge Ski And Board Resort
Skiing, Snowboarding, Tubing, Rentals and much more can be found at Mission Ridge, plus lodging, dining and childcare.
Location: Mission Ridge Rd. Wenatchee, WA
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Summit at Snoqualmie
Located just an hour from downtown Seattle, the Summit at Snoqualmie is a quality ski resort, made even better by some cool new
additions. Chris Gunnarson and his company, Snowpark Technologies, have added some flavor to our terrain parks. The Beach,
our new hillside plaza will shower you with that comforting Summit at Snoqualmie atmosphere. And our brand new guest lodge
will get you whatever you need whenever you need it. Plus we've still got all the other good stuff, like the high-speed
quads and the night skiing. The Summit has six base areas and offers the most night skiing/riding acreage in the
United States. This area is considered one of the best areas to learn how to ski or ride.
Location: Snoqualmie Pass, WA
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Bluewood
Ideally situated in the Blue Mountains of southeastern Washington you'll find Bluewood, one of the States best kept
secrets. Bluewood has 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. If you would like to visit a ski and
snowboard area this season where you can enjoy short lift lines, uncrowded slopes, unlimited powder, some of the best tree
skiing/riding in the northwest, and a wide variety of terrain, then escape to Bluewood.
Location: Dayton, WA
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Crystal Mountain
The sprawling expanse of the ski terrain flows over half a dozen peaks and basins and lends itself to seemingly limitless
variations. Its mountaineer’s view of neighboring Mount Rainier, which towers overhead by more than a country mile, is as
breathtaking to view as Crystal Mountain is to ski. Elevation - Base - 4,400 feet (3,912 feet at the Lower Northway Shuttle
Stop) Summit (Silver King) - 7,012 feet Vertical - 3,100 feet, Terrain - Crystal Mountain is the largest ski area in
Washington with at total of 2,300 acres and 50 named runs. 1,300 acres -Lift serviced, 1,000 acres - Backcountry,
Advanced/Expert - 30%, Intermediate - 57%, Beginner - 13%, Longest Run - Northway - 2.5 miles, Average Annual Snowfall
385 inches
Crystal Mountain, WA
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