State ski guide

Best Ski Mountains in Washington

Washington is Ikon-heavy: Crystal, Snoqualmie, and Stevens Pass (Epic) are the triangle most Seattle skiers debate every Friday.

12 Mountains

1 Epic · 2 Ikon · 7 IndyPass access

4 of 12Night skiing

326"Avg annual snow

All 12 Washington Mountains

Sorted by vertical. Rank is not for sale.

Mountain	Vertical	Trails	Avg Snow	Day Ticket	Pass	Night
1 Crystal Mountain	2,602 ft	57	348"	$155	Ikon Pass	-	Day forecast →
2 The Summit at Snoqualmie	2,280 ft	65	428"	$90	Ikon Pass	☾	Day forecast →
3 Mission Ridge	2,250 ft	36	200"	$79	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
4 White Pass	2,000 ft	41	400"	$88	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
5 Mt. Spokane	2,000 ft	53	250"	$89	-	☾	Day forecast →
6 49 Degrees North	1,851 ft	82	301"	$70	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
7 Stevens Pass	1,784 ft	37	460"	$155	Epic Pass	☾	Day forecast →
8 Mt. Baker Ski Area	1,500 ft	38	641"	$79	-	-	Day forecast →
9 Loup Loup Ski Bowl	1,240 ft	14	86"	$50	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
10 Ski Bluewood	1,125 ft	24	300"	$60	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
11 Hurricane Ridge	574 ft	12	400"	$50	Indy Pass	-	Day forecast →
12 Leavenworth Ski Hill	284 ft	3	100"	$38	Indy Pass	☾	Day forecast →

*Ticket prices vary by date, demand, and age. Verify with the mountain before purchasing.

Pass guide

7 Indy Pass mountains in Washington, more than either mega-pass. Worth comparing if you ski indie hills more than destination weekends.