Snow Skiing Resorts in Washington, Ski Resort

Resorts in Washington

The state of Washington is already known for breathtaking scenery and sharp contrasts – what better way to see the snow-capped mountains and surrounding forests than on a pair of skis or a snowboard? Washington State may not have the biggest, most amazing ski areas or resorts in the country, but that does not mean it is lacking. You’ll find plenty of amazing snow-orientated action at any of the state’s ski areas or resorts. Some of these are small and offer only the most basic facilities while others are relatively large and cater to every need imaginable. Whatever sort of resort you are looking for, you can be sure that you’ll find it in Washington.

One example of a great ski area is the White Pass Ski Area. This mid-sized resort offers 32 great trails, breathtaking scenery, top class instruction and a terrain park with a half pipe. The resort also caters to the demands of cross-country skiers with an impressive 18 kilometres of scenic cross-country trails. The resort has ample lodging, great childcare facilities, equipment rental and much, much more. If, on the other hand, you’re looking for something a bit smaller, you could try Echo Valley. The resort has eight different trails, four lifts and 35 kilometres of cross-country trails. Echo Valley is a non-profit resort with a great sense of community and family. Everything is surprisingly well run by numerous volunteers and the atmosphere is one of a close-knit, caring community.

One example of a great ski area is the White Pass Ski Area. This mid-sized resort offers 32 great trails, breathtaking scenery, top class instruction and a terrain park with a half pipe. The resort also caters to the demands of cross-country skiers with an impressive 18 kilometres of scenic cross-country trails. The resort has ample lodging, great childcare facilities, equipment rental and much, much more. If, on the other hand, you’re looking for something a bit smaller, you could try Echo Valley. The resort has eight different trails, four lifts and 35 kilometres of cross-country trails. Echo Valley is a non-profit resort with a great sense of community and family. Everything is surprisingly well run by numerous volunteers and the atmosphere is one of a close-knit, caring community.

If you prefer bigger resorts with a bit more fanfare, you might try The Summit at Snoqualmie. This massive resort features 96 unbeatable trails, 30 different lifts, night skiing, 55 kilometres of cross-country skiing, snowboarding, two terrain parks, a super pipe, a half pipe, great accommodation and satisfying dining. The resort also offers good instruction, great childcare, equipment rental and just about anything else you could possibly need from a resort.

These three examples of ski areas in Washington State are only a sampling of what to expect in the winter months. Why not investigate the other resort and ski areas listed on our sight? We hoe that it will help you to make a more informed decision of where to spend your winter in Washington State. Visit Washington this winter!