Robert Siekert shares the top ten places to ski in Washington State.

1. ROBERT SIEKERT
TOP TEN
PLACES TO
SKI IN
WASHINGTON
STATE

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INTRODUCTION
Washington State is renowned for its many opportunities for
fast-paced recreation. The mountain ranges provide year-round
entertainment, with endless opportunities for hiking, biking,
camping and climbing in the spring, summer and fall months. In
winter, though, something even more magical happens as the
mountains become covered in snow. The name of the game
turns to skiing and snowboarding. Enthusiasts of all skill levels
have ample opportunity to enjoy the exhilaration of coasting
through the white stuff at any one of Washington’s ski areas.
Here’s an alphabetical listing of the ten most popular.

3. Alpental Ski Resort
This small ski mountain
with steep terrain offers
day and night access, and
is easily accessible from
Seattle.

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Crystal Mountain
Also located within an easy
drive of Seattle, Crystal
Mountain offers 2,600 acres
and more than 50 named
runs.

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Leavenworth Ski Hill
This hill, run by the
Leavenworth Winter Sports
Club, offers a family-oriented
experience, complete with
rope tows and tubing.

6. Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort
Its location on the leeward side
of the Cascade Range offer two
distinct benefits: annual
snowfall of 200 inches and
more than 300 days of
sunshine each year.

7. Mt. Baker
Averaging 600 inches of
snow each winter, Mt. Baker
holds the record for the
most snowfall among
resorts in the state.

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MT. SPOKANE SKI &
SNOWBOARD PARK
With 1,000 skiable acres and an
average of 300 inches of snow
each year, this mountain relies on
quality over quantity. Its location
on the Eastern side of the state
provides for consistently great
powder conditions.

9. Stevens Pass
Nestled among two
national forests, the 37
runs at Stevens Pass
are among some of the
most scenic in the
state.

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Summit at Snoqualmie
This area boasts the
closest location to Seattle.
With more than 100 runs
and 2,000 skiable acres, it
is well worth the easy trip
out from the city for a day
of snowy fun.

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WHITE PASS SKI
AREA
This extremely family-
friendly ski area offers
numerous runs for skiers of
all abilities. It’s smaller,
more approachable size
makes it a great choice for a
family day out on the
slopes.

12. 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort
One of the distinguishing features of this
popular ski area is the many
entertainment options it offers. Saturday
Night Skiing and Live Music and an
annual Hawaiian Days celebration bring
visitors back again and again.

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