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Now that we’re finally in December, it’s just about time hit the slopes.
While many ski slopes had opened up by this time last year, there’s been a delay for a lot of Western Washington ski areas because of low levels of snowpack. Two nearby resorts are open, but a few will likely need a few weeks before their slopes are safe.
Here’s what you need to know for the season.
If you’re going to:
- Now open.
- Lift tickets start at $99 for a one-day adult pass.
- Lessons are available.
- Offers ski, snowboard, and boot rentals.
- Now open.
- Passes start at $169 for a one-day adult lift ticket.
- Lessons are available.
- Offers ski and snowboard rentals.
- Summit does not have a scheduled opening day yet, but hopes to be open after a few more snowfalls.
- Lift ticket prices begin at $38, and season passes start at $179 for adults.
- Lessons are available.
- Officials may be able to have a limited opening the weekend of Dec. 9-10.
- Lift tickets begin at $55 for adults. Limited amounts of mid-week passes are available.
- Lessons are available.
- Offers ski and snowboard rentals.
Other winter sports
- Check out our guide to some frosty winter hiking spots — complete with safety tips.
Apps to help you track snow conditions
- Open Snow | View conditions at your favorite mountains + ski resorts, sync up GoPro and GPS data to track and film your runs, and organize your passes.
- Slopes | This puts resort stats, trail maps, and snow forecasts into the palm of your hand.
