Ski Areas in Washington
Washington Ski Resorts
Washington is a region of United States offering skiing and snowboarding in 10 American Ski Resorts, including 49 Degrees North, Big Bear Mountain and Mount La Crosse.
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Washington Ski Resorts
Highest altitude ski resorts in Washington
The highest altitude ski resorts in Washington, by base / resort altitude.
| Ski Resort | Resort |
|---|---|
| 49 Degrees North | 1,200m |
| Big Bear Mountain | 2,180m |
| Crystal Mountain (WA) | 1,189m |
| King Pine | 153m |
| Mount Baker | 1,079m |
| Snoqualmie | 920m |
Top 10 Highest lift-served ski areas in Washington
The highest lift-served skiing in Washington, by the highest lift (top) altitude.
| Ski Resort | Top |
|---|---|
| 49 Degrees North | 1,760m |
| Big Bear Mountain | 2,683m |
| Crystal Mountain (WA) | 2,134m |
| King Pine | 259m |
| Liberty Mountain | 360m |
| Mount Baker | 1,551m |
| Mount La Crosse | 344m |
| Mount Spokane | 1,794m |
| Snoqualmie | 1,650m |
| Stevens Pass | 1,781m |
Best ski areas for Beginners in Washington
The best beginner ski areas in Washington, rated according to the availability of easy slopes and ski schools.
| Ski Resort | Beginn. |
|---|---|
| Liberty Mountain |  |
| Mount Baker |  |
Best ski areas for Intermediate Skiers in Washington
The best intermediate ski resorts in Washington, rated by the length and number of easy to moderate ski runs.
| Ski Resort | Interm. |
|---|---|
| Big Bear Mountain | |
| Liberty Mountain | |
| Mount Baker |  |
| Snoqualmie | |
Best ski areas for Expert Skiers and Snowboarders in Washington
The best ski areas for Advanced and Expert skiers and boarders in Washington, rated by the availability of steep pistes and/or the accessibility of freeride and off-piste terrain.
| Ski Resort | Experts |
|---|---|
| Mount Baker | |