Snoqualmie Pass

Snoqualmie Pass is in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State]]

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Snoqualmie Pass is located on Interstate 90 with easy access to Spokane in the east and Seattle in the west.

Do

Summit At Snoqualmie

With four alpine base areas summit [1] ski slopes that vary from beginner to advanced. Nights skiing is also available

• Summit Central
• Summit East
• Summit West
• Alpental Offers everything from beginner to deadly (quite literally) terrain. The in-bounds area at Alpental contains a several-hundred foot tall cliff that's pretty great to ski off of, but check the landing for plenty of snow first, and do this only if you're an expert skier. Pay attention to, and believe the double black diamond signs. The Alpental backcountry is quite impressive and readily accessible; make sure to obtain a Backcountry Pass from the Ski Patrol (at their Shack atop Chair 2) before exploring. Drive east on Interstate 90 from Seattle, approximately 1 hour. The road is an active interstate highway, and is therefore plowed and sanded all winter long, but snow tires or chains may be required.

Sleep

• The Summit Lodg at Summit at Snoqualmie. Walking distance to slopes (shuttle also available). Ski & Stay packages from $110-$220.
• Hyak Lodge 370 Keechelus Boat Launch Road. Just outside Washington State Park.
• The Frantzian Mountain Hideaway Bed & Breakfast 7 Ober Strasse, Alpental.
• Iron Horse Inn [2] Bed and Breakfast in converted train coaches. $80-$150.
• Kendall Peak Lodge 425-434-6336. $150-$300.
• Chateau Alpental
• Thunder Mountain Lodge 425-434-7200 [3] Two suites (2-4 people) located at the base of Summit West ski slopes. $150-$250.

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